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You have articulated 10mm vehicles with moving parts, shading, gradients, and edge highlighting, i really don't think that's fair on the rest of us
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Nov 24, 2016 12:45
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berzerkmonkey posted:I asked this in the 40K thread, but it's likely going to get swallowed up. They just tweeted the announcement that their Black Friday sale will be done through their eBay store starting tonight.
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Nov 24, 2016 21:46
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Horace-Noah posted:Ask and ye shall receive. This guy's dope! Thanks for sharing. Maybe a purity seal/streamer from the shaft of the mace would help with that? Fyrbrand posted:This owns really hard and makes me wish I still cared about 40k. 
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Nov 24, 2016 21:50
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NTRabbit posted:You have articulated 10mm vehicles with moving parts, shading, gradients, and edge highlighting, i really don't think that's fair on the rest of us That'd be a decent job of painting at 28mm.
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Nov 24, 2016 22:26
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NTRabbit posted:You have articulated 10mm vehicles with moving parts, shading, gradients, and edge highlighting, i really don't think that's fair on the rest of us Don't forget OSL on 10mm infantry 
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Nov 25, 2016 13:28
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Speaking of OSL   (also thanks y'all)
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Nov 25, 2016 20:24
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PantsOptional posted:They just tweeted the announcement that their Black Friday sale will be done through their eBay store starting tonight. Must have only been the UK store, since the US Ebay store has no sales I can find.
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Nov 25, 2016 21:36
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It was. I managed to pick up an aluminum case for pretty cheap even considering the shipping cost.
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Nov 25, 2016 21:39
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Anyone know what yellow/brown set would make the body of this model? I need a couple more yellows/browns anyway so I don't mind if it's something I don't have yet!
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Nov 26, 2016 16:56
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Haven't painted in a few years, hoping to work through some dusty backlog. Oh, and Bistromatic, that is really nice.
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Nov 27, 2016 01:13
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I recently fell off the road to recovery and have gotten into warhammer 30k, as part of my recovery I had sold my airbrush stuff. However now I need new stuff so i get to spend money! I got a badger patriot 105 since they are very durable should do what I need. However I now have roommates who said that if i run the compressor i just got all night they will legitimately kill me, so I need suggestions for a silent or nearly silent air compressor that wont be oppressively expensive.
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Nov 27, 2016 03:11
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Ezekiel_980 posted:I recently fell off the road to recovery and have gotten into warhammer 30k, as part of my recovery I had sold my airbrush stuff. However now I need new stuff so i get to spend money! I dont know how much PSI your airbrush needs, but this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004KNBVM4?psc=1 is 60bux and has done pretty well for me. I do a lot of airbrushing on the back porch because its well ventilated, usually at night, and I haven't been arrested for disturbing the peace yet so I must be doing something right. It also comes in an airbrush combo for 30 more bux; it's a badger knockoff, I've taken it apart for cleaning before and the build is very simple and sturdy (as you'd expect from an actual badger airbrush), definitely a nice pickup if you want to be able to run two color jobs at a time before cleaning.
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Nov 27, 2016 04:14
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Neurolimal posted:I dont know how much PSI your airbrush needs, but this: Is that just on sale for the holiday or is it usually 60bux?
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Nov 27, 2016 05:25
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Most of the compressors on Amazon are relabeled Master TC series, and I have one of those. I run it a lot and unless someone is in the same room with me they can't hear it. It's less loud than my air conditioner.
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Nov 27, 2016 05:32
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Most compressors are pretty quiet but some do vibrate so you can hear them through floors even if they aren't loud from a decibel standpoint. Just avoid those Iwata ninja ones, I've known like five people who have burned through those things in the past year, they are real lovely.
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goodness posted:Is that just on sale for the holiday or is it usually 60bux? Looks like my combo set was 80 bux and that was like half a year ago, so yeah that looks to be the normal-ish price. Here's the set I got, since the other ones a diff brand: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001TO578Q/ Another nice bonus is that it already comes with all the little recommended accessories; airbrush holder, quick release cap, and a pressure regulator. If I sound like a shill at this point, its just because I was that impressed that what is essentially a 20 dollar airbrush works so well and is so resillient. Neurolimal fucked around with this message at 06:21 on Nov 27, 2016 |
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Nov 27, 2016 06:17
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Neurolimal posted:Looks like my combo set was 80 bux and that was like half a year ago, so yeah that looks to be the normal-ish price. They are OK airbrushes the main problem is that they don't stand up to disassembly at all and it's super easy to bend needles so you need to take paranoid good care of them. I have three airbrushes these days, a Paasche Talon, H&S Infinity and a Veda. The first two are amazing brushes but I still use the Veda all the time for doing bitch work. The Veda WD180 is a very decent brush for how cheap it is (usually under 40).
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Most compressors are pretty quiet but some do vibrate so you can hear them through floors even if they aren't loud from a decibel standpoint. Just avoid those Iwata ninja ones, I've known like five people who have burned through those things in the past year, they are real lovely. I had picked up a iwata silver jet but it's fairly loud in the room and I could hear it in the adjoining room with the door closed, my roommate and her cat were giving me death stares so they didn't approve. Obviously a silentaire would be ideal but I'm hesitant to drop $500 for one, something that you can talk over without having to raise ones voice would be what I'm looking for. I'm tempted to go the air tank route although I would have to lug it out to get it refilled. Edit I think most of the noise was vibration related so something with better isolators/dampeners may work better. http://www.michaels.com/10219133.html#q=compressor&start=1 Scored a Silentaire Supersilent 20A with a badger 150 on ebay for 200 with shipping, i think that will work. Shrieking Muppet fucked around with this message at 23:00 on Nov 27, 2016 |
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Thinking of upping my airbrush game. Right now, I've got a Badger 360 that's in somewhat rough shape (former makeup brush) with a recently-replaced needle and a spare detail needle nozzle. One thing that's bugged me is the small paint cup - while it's good for quick work, terrain/batch priming gets a bit annoying. I've tried using external reservoirs thanks to the 360's design, but it can get a bit spattery at times. I think a Patriot might be a good option, as I'm mostly using the airbrush for larger projects and the occasional detailing, plus the spare parts should work just fine in it.
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Nov 28, 2016 07:27
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 Painted the first player for the Marienburg Manglers Just have to wait for some new basing material to arrive.
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El Estrago Bonito posted:They are OK airbrushes the main problem is that they don't stand up to disassembly at all and it's super easy to bend needles so you need to take paranoid good care of them. I have three airbrushes these days, a Paasche Talon, H&S Infinity and a Veda. The first two are amazing brushes but I still use the Veda all the time for doing bitch work. The Veda WD180 is a very decent brush for how cheap it is (usually under 40). Serious question: How do you guys manage to bend your needles? I've never had a needle bent - are you dropping your brushes?
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berzerkmonkey posted:Serious question: How do you guys manage to bend your needles? I've never had a needle bent - are you dropping your brushes? I've only ever bent one needle and its because the brush fell out of its holder and onto a cement floor.
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Does anyone have a guide they like for speed painting zombies? Between the new Walking Dead game, Zombicide and Black Plague I have more of them to paint than I would like to count. I recall someone on here mentioning they paint zombies at a rate of about one every 6 minutes when doing them in batch and just curious what people are doing differently than me.
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nesbit37 posted:Does anyone have a guide they like for speed painting zombies? Between the new Walking Dead game, Zombicide and Black Plague I have more of them to paint than I would like to count. I recall someone on here mentioning they paint zombies at a rate of about one every 6 minutes when doing them in batch and just curious what people are doing differently than me. Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxm7Y0IJ10U There's a series, so you should get some good ideas, most of which will apply to the modern Zombicide sets as well.
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berzerkmonkey posted:Serious question: How do you guys manage to bend your needles? I've never had a needle bent - are you dropping your brushes? I could see bending the needle during re-assembly; sometimes the guide doesnt do a perfect job of lining the needle up and you have to woggle around to find the hole. I imagine hitting the walls of the brush could do a number on the tip.
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Badger Patriots are on lightning deal sale on Amazon, sixty USian dollars. E: not anymore! grassy gnoll fucked around with this message at 22:09 on Nov 28, 2016 |
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Nov 28, 2016 18:00
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grassy gnoll posted:Badger Patriots are on lightning deal sale on Amazon, sixty USian dollars. I have an Iwata HP-CS. Would this be worth buying or no?
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berzerkmonkey posted:Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxm7Y0IJ10U There's a series, so you should get some good ideas, most of which will apply to the modern Zombicide sets as well. Thanks, I should have guessed dipping (more or less) would be one way to do it. Think I'll give it a shot. Also, while I am at it, might as well cross post my oath complete post for November here. I didn't have the space to set up my lightbox and its a shame because the side lights wash out some of the color and blending in the pictures of the bust but the photos are what they are.
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grassy gnoll posted:Badger Patriots are on lightning deal sale on Amazon, sixty USian dollars. Lameeeeeeeeee I missed it at class
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How crap is this compressor? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001TO578Q
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mango sentinel posted:How crap is this compressor? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001TO578Q It's solid. It's what I'm using at the moment but it overheats if I use it full bore for a couple hours On that front that was my first airbrush as well. It's decent for fuckin around, but I just got a patriot and it blows it out if the water w00tmonger fucked around with this message at 02:18 on Nov 29, 2016 |
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w00tmonger posted:It's solid. It's what I'm using at the moment but it overheats if I use it full bore for a couple hours How loud does it run?
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goodness posted:How loud does it run? It's pretty loud but I don't exactly have a comparison point
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goodness posted:How loud does it run? If you need absolute silence then its not ideal, but if its ok to hear some light vrrrr for 2-3 seconds after a spray then its fine.
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I've been painting some rad Star Wars ships. I still can't help myself when it comes to awful colors but I might be sticking some racecar decals on these things so maybe it'd be appropriate.  
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That second one looks like a renegade from Tron, nice work!
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Chill la Chill posted:I've been painting some rad Star Wars ships. I still can't help myself when it comes to awful colors but I might be sticking some racecar decals on these things so maybe it'd be appropriate. These are garish and colorful in the best way, I love em. Racecar decals would definitely be a good move. I've just been bouncing around and painting characters lately, and I got around to painting one of my favorite old Daemonhunters sculpts:      It took a bit, but after catching up from Thanksgiving festitivities I was able to round out the State Troops into a 20-strong block:       And the unit of 20, all ranked up: 
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Chill la Chill posted:I've been painting some rad Star Wars ships. I still can't help myself when it comes to awful colors but I might be sticking some racecar decals on these things so maybe it'd be appropriate. i especially like the second one a lot. it's one of those things i'd never think to do myself but looks awesome.
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