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

Have folks found reasons to try the reverse of	this? I've been trying
to
get a paint guru to experiment with black drybrushed over dayglo colors,
say, red or blue, for volcanic rock or 'hot' engine heat sinks. One of
my
trash ships has ribbing down the center of the pieces I've taken from
plastic cutlery handles. It looks smashing in my imagination. ;->=?

The_Beast

P.S. Wait. 1951? DAD!

Michael Llaneza wrote on 09/18/2008 12:08:54 AM:

***snippage***

> That's pretty much it. True drybrushing transfers very, very little
> paint on each stroke. You're just scraping dried paint off the brush
> and onto the raised parts of the model. The last layers, AND YOU
> ALMOST ALWAYS BUILD UP FROM DARK TO LIGHT LAYERS, just go on reeeeeeal
> easy.
>
> Veteran, Bermuda Triangle Expeditionary Force, 1993-1951

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