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I'm getting some bits and pieces to convert my IG army to be of my Chaos apoc army - doing a CSM/Chaos Deamon/LatD (using the IG dex) combination army. I was considering getting a few of the weathering powders along with the rest of my order to dirty up the baneblades I plan to get.

So...Are they good? Do they look as amazing as the pic's on the FW site? Are they easy to use? how are they applied?

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I offer up the tank above as a simple example of what I've learned over the last 5 months. I started weathering at the beginning of this year and they really are super easy to use

In general, I really like weathering powders, whether you get them from Forgeworld, MIG, or someone else. I think I found some from AIM products at my local train store. A note of caution though, I would experiment a little bit to understand:

1. What brushes are best (I stole make up brushes from my wife)
2. How sealer will/can change the color of powders (my figures tend to get darker, so I compensate accordingly)
3. How you can combine powders with other materials (e.g., my mud recipe) to get nice looking, but very easy to execute results.

My advice, invest in a couple of powders (2 tones of brown, a rust, and black) and then invest the time to play around with them a bit. I think you'll be happy with the results. I know I have.

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So do you just brush them on and then use a matt varnish over the top??
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