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| striker8 writes: |
As far as I'm concerned NMM is just another technique that may or may not be usefull depending on the mini and effect I want. When done well it can be striking, but when done poorly people tend to say a 5 year old could of done better with metalics and there is never a place in betweeen. It is not the be all and end all that the "Elite" and wanna be "Elite" would like the masses to think. Painting with NMM takes a lot longer than using metalics, it really only looks good on one off display pieces that are viewed from a fixed postition or the highlights really start to look screwwy, and it's difficult to keep the colors consitent throughout multiple mini's |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
The best thing that ever happened to miniatures painting | 4 | 1% |  |
|---|---|---|---|
Good effect with lots of applications | 24 | 5% | |
Nice effect for display figures, but limited utility for gaming figures | 83 | 18% | |
No opinion, but may try it myself some time | 30 | 6% | |
No opinion, but have no desire to ever try it myself | 72 | 15% | |
Occasionally useful but limited applications | 23 | 5% | |
Strictly for display figures; useless for gaming figures | 40 | 9% | |
Pretentious, self-indulgent technique that detracts from content | 69 | 15% | |
I don't know what the NMM Technique is | 124 | 26% | |
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Non-Metallic Metallic paint jobs. Love 'em? Hate 'em? In-between? |
