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First WIP sticky of 2024. Share your projects, ask for advice, and talk about goals for 2024!

This thread is here to encourage posting works in progress (WIP). Post your works, updates to previous posts, and questions!

This thread is meant to be in addition to posting WIPs as their own threads, so feel free to make stand alone posts if you wish.


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If there is anything you'd like to see added to painting resources in the opening comment, post away and I'll take a look.

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[–] Doctor_Spork@sopuli.xyz 2 points 7 months ago

I like them, but I'm not too fussy about my paints. Some of the colours come out really nice an vibrant, the red and turquoise on this model are both Coat De Arms.

They are a lot like the citadel paints from the late 80s, although I'm not sure that is a good thing for most folks. Compared to modern paint they are quite thin and need at least two (often more) coast to get decent coverage.