"Spaceship Tutorial: Lining" Topic
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| mksiebler | 18 Mar 2008 7:40 a.m. PST |
I find that this step is a lot easier if you use a black Pigma Micron pen or a Sharpie Micron pen. Just my 2 cents. I like what you're doing with the panels! |
| mksiebler | 18 Mar 2008 7:41 a.m. PST |
"would be a lot easier", having never painted a spaceship miniature. Still, the technique works for 40K tanks and Warmachine warjacks… |
| Minidragon | 19 Mar 2008 4:45 p.m. PST |
I have also used a micron pen for the lining – and it is easier. I should have mentioned it. I just figured that I'd stick with paint tools in case someone out there can't get a micron pen. Thanks for the (valuable!) two cents! |
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