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Miniatures Adventure => SuperHero Adventures => Topic started by: Zombie Master on 27 September 2007, 02:02:19 PM
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Just started toying with doing some of these. First test paint I just washed the figure with Black ink and repainted up from there. What other methods are used? or recommended?
And does anyone do swaps for repaints?
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I've repainted directly over the original paintjob in my three repaints up to date.
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There's one I stripped because the paint was obscuring some of the detail.
Others I just added some highlights and shading.
At the end of the day, there appears to be no noticeable difference between the one I stripped and primed and the ones I just painted over, so I don't bother with stripping anymore.
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I've repainted directly over the original paintjob
me too
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undercoat and repaint.
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Quote from my website:
"Repaints:
A lot of people have asked me how I repaint Superheroes or the Star Wars minis. If I remove the prepaint etc.
I am not stripping the paint entirely, on particular thick areas I am scratching the paint away with a hobby knife and most of the time I remove the mold lines. Then a thorough rub with a paint thinner to remove all grease and stuff. After that a coat of matt varnish that my colours are better sticking.
That's it."
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So once they are painted where do you get eh bases from or are they scratch bulit?
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So once they are painted where do you get eh bases from or are they scratch bulit?
GW bases scratchbuild or Microart.
See: http://www.battlefield-berlin.de/shop/index.php?cat=WG711
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Most of the time I'm just painting over the existing coat. If it's an extensive re-paint I'll give it a very thin and light priming.