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Apply the primer correctly and it should be fine.

People online saying use this artists primer or that auto primer worked fine.

Gw primer is so good. Ive used about 12 of the new12 pound cans the past year and a half and theyre always good.

I think maybe people dont wash theyre sprues or leave them lying around for a day/are lazy.

Regards lazy, 2 or 3 bases thin your paints straight on the primer should be fine thin your paints.
Bases dry as youre finishing the last spots, so always makes sense to call 3 apllications the nasing stage all done in one go.

Dry brush under layer is the introduction to thin your paints once you get a good effect. My broodlord claws are this method.


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Claws are based purple, shaded brown base to red tip, drybrushed white, then reshaded brown to red.