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I use Krylon spray for plastics, and it's never failed. I agree - most game company primers leave a LOT to be desired. Gloopy, pebbly, uneven, dry...

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Retarder is used with acrylic paints to slow the drying time, useful when you want to blend wet paint into another section of wet paint. Flow improver helps you get harder edges or flatter, more even color. It isn't used a ton in miniature painting, as far as I know. Generally speaking, you can get away with using distilled, not tap, water for thinning paints for miniatures. Tap water can have junk in it that causes it to dry strangely, so picking up a bottle of distilled and only using it to think paints is a great idea. You can rinse your brushes in another container with regular tap water, and not have any problems.

It's a good question. I've done an Arcanist lab in past games that was set up as a large "main" floor area, with passages that led to other rooms: boiler room, storage, etc. That way, I could (basically) fill the entire 3'x3' board, but still maintain some visual interest and unique opportunities for movement. Terrain rules are really useful when mapping out this kind of location. I'm not sure it's always necessary to have the entirety of a 3'x3' space for use in the game, so long as deployment zones are included properly, and strats/schemes work in the space you create. I'd love to see a multi-tiered approach, though I have no clue how to do that within the ruleset.

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