Re: [GZG] Question for the painting gurus...

Allan Goodall wrote:
> Another hint: the highlight colour can be lighter than you think it
> should be, particularly for wargame figures (which are usually seen at
> a distance). I've done drybrushing that looked good close up only to
> be next to impossible to see at a distance.
>
>   

I'll throw some advice in.

For drybrushing, you'll get most of the paint off the brush on your 
palette, but a piece of good paper towel is essential for making the 
transition from "damp brushing" to drybrushing.

For the novice painter, a "wargaming grade" figure is only supposed to 
look good at arms length. Don't worry about any flaws you can't see at 
that distance.

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