Starships, Painted Fast - Part II

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7 March 2000	converted to new format
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So let's pretend that you're ready to plunge into miniature wargaming, but you haven't got around to painting up any starships...

maybe you paint too slow?
maybe you procrastinate?
maybe you are a perfectionist?
maybe you think you can't paint?

Well, this article is Part Two in our series on how to rapidly paint starships and get them into battle. This time, we're "doing our experiments" on four versions of two different Silent Death starships.

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