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Any word on when Iron Painter 9 will start? LavronYor

In Contradiction? This seems to support my advice. Little known fact, I too use a well pallete. I rarely use a wet pallete. I was just suggesting it as another area to try. One of the best painters I know, says that the most important part of miniature painting is paint consistency or proper paint mixing, so don't think it is some easy thing that should be quick to learn. The Jeremie Bonamant Teboul video is one of the best in my opinion. Another source of painting articles that is hard to find, is the painting sections in Cry Havoc Magazine which were put out by Rackham several years ago. Good luck and keep on happy painting, as another great painter advises. ps Wren, and after all those gems I gave you in DragonVale, et tu Wren....

Okay, I have commented on your mini, very nice, btw and I will add some to this thread. First, kudos to the linky. Being helpful to those trying to be helpful is great. 1. ditto to what Sue said. What do you mean by socket bases? 2.3. this is imho the best single tutorial that I have ever read, and Vincent Hudon is also a nice person, and Canadien. http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.php?showtopic=105449 let me know what you think. Also, have you tried playing with a wet pallete? This can help immensely with blending. LavronYor

ditto

IF it is just for gaming quality and you need a lot, and the surface is already flat, then just paint it and give it a coat of gloss or two. If it is contoured, then I agree, with the Envirotex light. LavronYor

Just don't tell us that they expire the week before GenCon.. LavronYor

Jess, Zach and I will be there, and he is doing a half shift in the Demon Lounge. We usually go over to Inner Harbor for lunch to miss all of the WAAAGh shouting. LavronYor