Army Painter Dip on 20mm?

[mikeland]

Now some bright spark posted up a top tip the other week about storing the tin upside down. Iwish I'd thought to turn it up the other way before opening. That hearth-rug's ruined now.

But it'll be beautifully shaded in about 24 hours, right!

Just give it a quick try brush when dry and spray it with dulcoat, no one will know the difference.

[BigMike]

Now some bright spark posted up a top tip the other week about storing the tin upside down. Iwish I'd thought to turn it up the other way before opening. That hearth-rug's ruined now.

But it'll be beautifully shaded in about 24 hours, right!

Just give it a quick try brush when dry and spray it with dulcoat, no one will know the difference.

though you might now want to strongtone the rest of the carpet so the shades match up again...

[grant]

And remember to use the matte varnish. Otherwise on the two days that you get sun over there next year, the carpet will look far too shiny.

[Colonel White]

Yep Used Army Painter on lots of 20mm figures . Done all my WW2 Germans this way.

The only difference is that I add a small amount of thinners to the dip. All would also recommend this method for 15mm figs as well.