Queueing up for the dark days

[akaryu]

After months of overcast rainy days, these little guys still eagerly look forward to the coming months!


And then there is generalissimo Suvorov somewhere on a flight from Russia to Belgium!

Happy painting fellows!

Pierre

 

[Nap]

Hi Pierre

I recognise that ....trying to get good enough pics to review...English light and weather is aweful !

Look forward to seeing Nicholas appear ,perhaps do a VBench as well

...that’s Bagradation behind the Tsar , looks good so far ..my review https://www.planetfigure.com/threads/general-bagration-from-legion-miniatures.285547/

...need to find it !

Bring on the winter stock

Have fun at the bench

Nap

 

[Larsen E. Whipsnade]

Ah! Kev! My quandary every winter. I use Tamiya's Light Grey Primer and (mostly) Vallejo acrylics on my figures. In the summer months, no problem, I prime the figures outdoors. However my wife has an exceedingly sensitive sense of smell and finds the smell of Tamiya Primer objectionable so I do little painting during the winter months.. My question: can anyone recommend a primer, compatible with acrylics, with little or no odor? I could, of course, buy a seasons worth of figures in advance but that could become a little pricey!

Thanks to all.

Rick

 

[NigelR]

My question: can anyone recommend a primer, compatible with acrylics, with little or no odor?

The MIG Titan primers are great and have less odour than Tamiya. But there is still some odour. Why not brush prime?

 

[Larsen E. Whipsnade]

Thanks, Nigel.
Rick