How I prep my wet palette, why I do it this way and why I use one. Hope you find it useful.
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Old Guard & a Note of Caution
Hi Everyone! Here are some pictures of recently completed French Old Guard from North Star Military Figures Retreat From Moscow range. Plus...
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Here are some 17th Century character miniatures I finished recently. 28mm metal, mostly from Wargamer Poland: https://sklep.wargamer.pl/gb... -
Hi Everyone! Here are some pictures of recently completed French Old Guard from North Star Military Figures Retreat From Moscow range. Plus... -
Orcs! Those nasty servants of Morgoth or Sauron and general troublemakers. This is my first painted unit of 12 using the Oathmark plast...
Great tutorial! Though I already have my DIY, it's good to see other peoples work :)
ReplyDeleteI started to use the AP one a few months ago and haven't looked back. I tired to make a few which failed and bought an watercolour artist version that turned out to be nigh on A3 size- it wouldn't even fit on my painting table! LOL
ReplyDeleteSo, basically, even though the AP version is quite small, I'm sticking with it for now. :)
Cool! I find it really useful. I'm probably going to try a home-made version for my next palette.
DeleteI think you're right, if I had been able to make a decent one myself I would definitely have gone with the home made version. The AP Palette is good but small. The best thing about the whole product is actually the sponge which holds water well! After thinking about it I might try to create something a4 size then I won't be replacing the blotting paper so much. A couple of times a session sometimes.
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