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Passed Driver Full Member 
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Hi All. I have decided that it’s about time that my carriages carried passengers, but the ones I have seen in magazines are always glossy, this is okay if it is raining. The limited skills that I have don’t run to painting people ,Is there an easy way to do this job. Best wishes Kevin ____________________ Staying on the thread Kevin. |
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TeaselBay Novice
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I would go with a teeny bit of black weathered powder. Try it on your least favourite first and just rub a tiny bit on your fingers or use a small paintbrush. I use this method I use to remove the shine off objects. ____________________ Chris Teasel Bay Teasel Bay on Facebook |
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Headmaster Full Member 
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That's neat trick Chris - I will have to give that a go. I have a bottle of matt varnish used for wargaming figures because it is made by Citadel (Warhammer paints) applied with a soft brush, which also works quite well. Michael ____________________ Michael Faversham Creek "There is no harm in repeating a good thing." Plato |
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Hi Chris. Thank you for your reply. Excellent idea which I will try that out as soon as Lockdown is over or I can get out, which ever comes first. Best wishes Kevin
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Matt varnish. Line them up and a rattle can of acrylic matt misted over them. As Michael says, a brush and acrylic works just as well. Nigel ____________________ ©Nigel C. Phillips |
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Gwiwer The Mermaid Inspector 
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Varnish might be a better option than powders. You have to be very careful with powders to not over-do things. Although they can be washed off there is a tendency for an awkward little bit to be stubborn and not move from exactly where you don't want it to be.
____________________ Rick Layouts here and here |
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Gwiwer wrote: You have to be very careful with powders to not over-do things. Sometimes I come out of the garage and I’ve accidentally camouflaged my face with green and black powder.. Seriously though, less is more with them but I find them quite effective. I bet the Matt spray works pretty well too, easier for a large number also! ____________________ Chris Teasel Bay Teasel Bay on Facebook |
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Hi Chris. Thank you again. The more tips that I read, the more I get confused. But, it would seem which ever method I go for I will probably make a pig’s ear of it . Best wishes Kevin ____________________ Staying on the thread Kevin. |
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Barneybuffer Full Member 
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Thanks for the tip Chris, I'm going to have go at that on some of my figures and other bits I have.
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