Greetz one
and all,
It was my
intention to write up a longbeards talking for this weekend; but to be fair I didn’t
really find a topic to rant about. So I
went back to my Hobbydesk and looked at what ells I could use. So I came up with this black box revelation
about liquid green stuff.
What’s to
say about this new miracle power product?
First up I tried some of the Vallejo variant a few years ago, and back
then I wasn’t really that satisfied, I didn’t work the way I wanted it, the
product was to liquid for the purpose (could be in the mix I’ve got a strange
relation with the Vallejo paint pots). All
this just to say my expectations for this product wasn’t so high.
(I know the picture could be better; still "working" on a better light-studio)
The lGS is
packed in a standard GW paint pot. I would
have rather seen it with a little different lid now it looks a lot like my
green paint ;o)
The use is
rather standard, don’t try to make actual conversions with it, just go for
filling gaps. I gave my model a prime
coat first (actually ‘cus I forgot about the gap I had to fill ;o) then just
used a standard brush and painted over the gap, left to dry for a couple
minutes and gave it a second layer. You
could repeat this process until your gap is filled and end up with filing off
the excess green stuff.
I liked the
use of this product and am more content with this one the Vallejo variant a few
years ago; but I will give that one another try.
Cheerz
griffit
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