"Late 19th Century British/Indian Cavalry Lances" Topic

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George Jetson	06 Dec 2025 11:48 a.m. PST
The internet recommends Vallejo Pale Sand or Iraqi Sand for the color of the bamboo shaft. What acrylic hobby paint color do you recommend?
rmaker	06 Dec 2025 6:30 p.m. PST
I use Ceramcoat Bamboo.
oldjarhead	07 Dec 2025 2:59 p.m. PST
It's the perfect color
piper909	08 Dec 2025 12:57 a.m. PST
Yeah, that Delta Ceramcoat Bamboo is one of my go-to paints for natural wood -- and it takes a brown ink wash superbly!
bargainbindm	09 Dec 2025 9:40 a.m. PST
I agree on the Ceramcoat Plaid, but I opted out of suing it due to the fact I've used that as my basing highlight for years! Using it for both the base and figures just looked wrong. As I just started a Sudan project I had to fish around for an alternative. I ended up settling for Citadel's "Zandri Dust", mostly because it is available in a rattle can and a bottle. Being able to spray the entire mini with khaki has proven to be a time saver.

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