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Hey guys

I was wondering if any of you had tried, or have any tips for repainting AT-43 miniatures. I have just landed myself two Operation Damocles boxes, and I would like to repaint the figures. Any guidance to that effect would be great.

Might aswell mention it here aswell, since RE has gone under, if any of you are considering getting rid of any of your AT-43, I'm in the buying mood. PM if intrested.

There was a thread on the Rackham forums, but it looks like the site is gone. 8(

Wow, the whole forum got nuked? I know, I know; it was coming. Just hate to see a chunk of the "landscape" go up in smoke, though.

Yea... most of the people on it are on this forum now. http://at-43.understairs.nl/forum/index.php. Check it out... the death of AT-43 is tragic... RE had it coming

The Yahoo group NEAT-43 is still going and has had a recent increase in members due to the R site closing.

Now back on topic "repainting at-43 figs" thats pretty easy for the Therein Id first start with a mild wash warm water and a few drops of dish soap to remove any chance of oils from handling and such then some dry brushing of your fav color, the una You can lightly prime in white or black and start painting Id recommend GWs book on painting figures as a very useful item to have and worth the 25.00 dollars, of interest in the inking tecnics over white primer and the dry brushing how toos looks of fun and super easy...