Re: [GZG] Re: Magic Wash

["Roger Books" <roger.books@xxxxxxxxx>]

I've done this and like it.  The only issue I've discovered is the paint tends to be "brittle".  I discovered this after my cat helped clear the table during a wargame session.

Roger

On 3/8/06, Tony Francis <tony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Quick writeup here

http://www.brigademodels.co.uk/Frames/Gaming/Aeronef/ModelPaint/MagicWash.html

I did discover at the weekend that a wash made from the Future solution
and GW's Catachan Green dries to a perfect matt finish rather than being
shiny :-)

Doug Evans wrote:

>Oh, yeah, I think it's also referred to as 'dip-and-flick', if you dip the
>model in, then 'flick' the excess paint off, instead of using a brush and
>rag. Sounds terribly wasteful, no? Course, when you can buy acrylic floor
>polish by the gallon, and use really cheap paint...
>
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