That's about it! I hope you found this article useful. Here's one last look at all the models painted up:
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| Product # | SU300 |
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| Suggested Retail Price | $8 USD |
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DontFearDareaper  writes: |
The chalk is pretty easy to get. You can get it at any art supply or hobby center like Michaels or Hobby Lobby. It comes in a variety of colors so you can go for a variety of different dusty or muddy looks. I think the effect looks more realistic than dry brushing and the difference is even more noticable in larger scales like 28mm. Dave |
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| 6 September 2006 | page first published |
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From the Master Fighter line, a set of 1/48th infantry and accessories for Solido's U.S. halftrack.
While painting Minifigs' N-scale WWII Russians, Rodrick Campbell of Highlander Studios introduces us to his method for smaller scale figures.
A Japanese heavy-weapons company meets a retreating Allied column in the jungles of Knife Fight.
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DontFearDareaper of Lone Star Historical Miniatures writes:
That's about it! I hope you found this article useful. Here's one last look at all the models painted up: