Yes Jim, I pre clean them in exactly the same way. It does blunt blades a little quicker, but you don’t get the furring that you can get when sanding plastics. Agree about the shineyness, but once they are primed and black washed the details are very easy to see.Apart from being metal as opposed to resin or plastic are these treated in the same way? Is clean up similar?
Being so shiny it's hard to see the detail in the photos - all those reflecting highlights. Easier to see when primed.
After doing a lot of 28s recently I think they are tad on the tiny side as well JohnHave no idea Jim , I can hardly see them as it is.![]()
Just for Jim and John…..now primed and given a black pin wash to bring out the details…..
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Actually the first time I’ve used black washing for a couple of years. On the brighter fantasy stuff I prefer Zenitel priming these days. Hope I don’t disappoint…..Good to see the the first two steps of the forum famous 'Marlow Method for figure painting' completed!
Can't wait to see your work your magic!
ATB
Andrew
Indeed they are Jim. Bit small for eyes this time thoughBy 'eck Tim, don't they look different. Shows that they are rather nicely detailed![]()
Cheers Lee.Nice start Tim
Yep, and none of it by me Mike…..Really great detail there
Cheers Paullooking good mate.
Hope so Allen. The idea of the black wash is so I can actually see the detail LOL….Ohhh Tim, some little blokes/lawn ornaments on the go too!!! Really nice and the black wash does bring the details out. They should paint up quite well, knowing you!!!...
Prost
Allen
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