sanctuary13
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Article: Painting Checker Patterns
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I've been painting checkers on my Bretonnian knights for a while now, but the checkers always turned out to be larger on one side of the horse than the other.
Never thought of using a pencil, so this might be the solution.
But can you really see the lines you draw on a model that's been primed with Chaos Black? I definately need to try this.
I give this guide 8/10, since you could have shown if there's a difference between models made out of metal or plastic. You could also have showcased a few other models you made yourself with this technique instead of just the Harlequin wich was only half-painted.
Anwyay, kudos.
Never thought of using a pencil, so this might be the solution.
But can you really see the lines you draw on a model that's been primed with Chaos Black? I definately need to try this.
I give this guide 8/10, since you could have shown if there's a difference between models made out of metal or plastic. You could also have showcased a few other models you made yourself with this technique instead of just the Harlequin wich was only half-painted.
Anwyay, kudos.
JesterzUSMC
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JesterzUSMC
Recovering Megalomaniac
Yes, the shine of the graphite can be seen on Black/white/gray primed mini's.
And I only showed the one model as I did the technique. If you'd like I can post some of the finished Harley's that are in my army as well.
And I only showed the one model as I did the technique. If you'd like I can post some of the finished Harley's that are in my army as well.
