Here he is, the first brave volunteer to step forward and take the plunge. I have undercoated him with grey primer from Halfords and quickly dry brushed his white cross belts. The main reason for using Army Painter is to speed up the production line and still get good results, so I have tried to find quick ways of working. This should allow me to complete a unit in a weekend. Although It has to be said the worst thing about AP is the 24 hours wait in which the stain takes to dry. Painting a small unit of Artillery men with AP seems a little daft for in 24 hours the whole lot could be done seven times over. However I'm looking at the bigger picture of cracking through British Line Regiments.
Monday, May 03, 2010
Undercoat
Here he is, the first brave volunteer to step forward and take the plunge. I have undercoated him with grey primer from Halfords and quickly dry brushed his white cross belts. The main reason for using Army Painter is to speed up the production line and still get good results, so I have tried to find quick ways of working. This should allow me to complete a unit in a weekend. Although It has to be said the worst thing about AP is the 24 hours wait in which the stain takes to dry. Painting a small unit of Artillery men with AP seems a little daft for in 24 hours the whole lot could be done seven times over. However I'm looking at the bigger picture of cracking through British Line Regiments.
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