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Re: paint mixing

Sometimes I find that if you are doing very small areas with a brush
you can get away with one of three methods,
1)Dry brushing one colour over another
2)A thin "wash" of one colour over another, or
3)Painting one over another if the undercoat is still wet
Another method I use for larger areas is to undercoat with a
different colour, ie if i want a brownish shade, then undercoat with
red, then the undercoat will slightly change the shade of the top coat.
Although mixing aproximately what you need is probably safest for
something enormous (read B52) the others work for things that are
considerably smaler (Halifax, stirling etc).
Good luck, and happy experimenting.





Sun Oct 9, 2005 9:00 pm

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i'm not used to the tins of paint on revell. how do i mix paints for colors with out waisting a lot of paint...
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Hi Quite a lot of the paints in schemes recommended by Revell include mixing. If it is a paint colour I am likely to use again I'll mix a fair amount of it in...
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Sometimes I find that if you are doing very small areas with a brush you can get away with one of three methods, 1)Dry brushing one colour over another 2)A...
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