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Miniatures Adventure => Age of Myths, Gods and Empires => Topic started by: Orctrader on November 23, 2008, 07:51:12 PM
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Thought you might like to see it. :)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v509/orctrader/Spartans/L800B.jpg)
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Stunning!
I'm not a fan of NMM, but you make it look natural (and easy).
I just watched '300' a couple of weeks ago, and I can see myself paint a few Spartans... just for the sport....
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Stunning!
I'm not a fan of NMM, but you make it look natural (and easy).
NMM ? ???
whats that then?
dodge
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Non Metallic Metals
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Nice work OT :D
Looks a bit spartan, though ... lol
Don't worry. I'll get my own coat.
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Non Metallic Metals
Oh right thanks
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Thanks for commenting :)
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Nice paint job. THe angle of the pictures makes him look like he is riding a bouncy space hopper!
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very nice paintjob.
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Nice paint job. THe angle of the pictures makes him look like he is riding a bouncy space hopper!
lol
I like NMMs if they are done well [like this figure] and they look a lot better under varnish than true metallics.
IIRC, Neldoreth has done some fine examples elsewhere in LAF.
Shame I can't do them :(
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I like NMMs if they are done well [like this figure] and they look a lot better under varnish than true metallics.
Maybe so, but I never varnish my minis :)
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I like NMMs if they are done well [like this figure] and they look a lot better under varnish than true metallics.
Maybe so, but I never varnish my minis :)
I am sorry. But from no on I must post this link everytime "Varnishing" comes up LINK (http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/orctrader/Articles/Varnish.html) ::)
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Have to ask:
"With a brand new bottle I decant some of the carrier into a clean container and retain.
Stir the remaining carrier and matting agent together, then shake the bottle vigorously."
Does this mean that the varnish comes in 2 separate containers - or does it mean that the matting agent settles at the bottom of the bottle?
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...does it mean that the matting agent settles at the bottom of the bottle?
Yes. Well, "settles at the bottom..." implies the bottle contains mainly carrier. With a new bottle most of the contents looks milky white, then at the top there is a layer of translucent liquid - the carrier.
When I first started using this varnish I just mixed it all together. Then the tip about making it "even more matt" was passed to me. :)
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I like NMMs if they are done well [like this figure] and they look a lot better under varnish than true metallics.
Maybe so, but I never varnish my minis :)
:o Either you are the most careful wargamer ever, or you play even fewer games than I do lol