For plastics and metals I use mat enamel rattlecans. For bones you MUST brush on the first later in undiluted acrylic. Add water and it will bead off the surface.
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Repeat until finished.
Overbrushing is like drybrushing but wetter- you just hit raised areas but it isn't subtlr
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Never put minis between yourself and your palette. Mix paint with a stick or an old brush- never the one you paint with.
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I also mainly use Vallejo Model Color and some games workshop paints.
Lahmium medium is a must for me
Ooh, and reaper master series
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