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9 months ago  ::  Oct 02, 2012 - 5:20PM #1
mvincent
Date Joined: Jun 15, 2004
Posts: 8,342
So now I'm going to have hundreds of Kickstarter miniatures, but don't like to paint. What can I do to get them painted quickly and easily? Here are some starting ideas, but I'd like the community's assistance:

- Spraypaint them a base color (use acrylic, matte, non-enamel):
- - - Flesh: zombies, pirates, anyone showing a lot of skin,
- - - Green: swamp things, marilith, medusa, goblins, Cthulhu
- - - Black: anything you plan to drybrush - dungeon dressing, anyone in metal armor, NOVA, IMEF Marines, Dark elves (skip the dip step below and instead drybrush grey or metallic)
- - - Brown: Owlbear, griffon, vermin, Chronoscope, Townsfolk, animals, rust monster, kobolds, anyone wearing leather
- - - Leave white: skeletons, mummies, cloud giants
- Use colored sharpies to add a few details to small areas. Metallic sharpies (often used for marking wine bottles) could be used for weapons and small metal bits
- Dip them in MinWax Polyshades Satin Tudor (360)
- Superglue them to these bases (or Litko, GW, Wargames foundry or Wooden Circles).
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7 months ago  ::  Nov 27, 2012 - 2:38PM #2
Descendant
Date Joined: Nov 27, 2012
Posts: 2
Get your players together for a night of miniature painting, you might find they all enjoy it and afterall they're going to be using them too.

You might just find one of them has real talent and then he'll do the lot Wink 
For painting tips, guides to using miniatures for role playing and lots more come and look at my Blog.

http://miniaturesforroleplaying.blogspot.co.uk/
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