Setting shit on fire editionPrevious Thread:>>98272386Check out here for useful links and a catalogue of relevant miniatures retailers:https://pastebin.com/nnNqqFLnThe Rogue Trader magazine article compilation:https://mega.nz/file/C4oSnArA#sA2O_7V6OnhZCOLCf0Sba1KW_wao3pZvc6IUmlHvpsk
>>98405565Anon here's got the goods! Just got a full folder of the classic metal SoBs from him, among many others! There was even the classic redemptionists to found in there.
>>98405119>Setting shit on fireDoes atomic fire count?
>>98407516>cast off skin of tarantulaDo I even want to know
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>>98407755I'm not fan of it but it could be lot worse I guess
>>98407755Genuinely terrifying.
>>98407755Thanks I hate it
Traveling. Brought a couple of old WDs with me so I can really soak them in. This one has Advanced Space Crusade hype inside (hence the cover), how to make a custom Ork vehicle, how to make fantasy/mordheim type buildings out of cardstock
>>98410868The custom Ork vehicle is weirdly painted with some Khorne chaos symbols alongside the Ork ones. This detail isn't addressed anywhere.
Is this stuff just a modified wood stain?I think this was an old miniature speedpainting technique.I'm not sure how popular it still is or if it is really rendered "obsolete" instead of "old school" where obsolete is what you don't want to return to, but old school is what one can return to for the nostalgia, or just to try something new that still works.I always thought that the ArmyPainter quickshade dips are just kept around for the older hobbyists coming back and people like me feeling the old good new bad hipster mentality creeping in. So for anybody here from the era of wood stain shading models, is it still a very good speedpainting method of getting armies out quickly in the current year of this post being made? And if the ArmyPainter quickshade dips are just "unmodified" woodstain instead of what might be "thin staining" to me, then what is the closest approximate to dark tone dip I can get in this accursed country I call Canada?
>>98410874Because because in Rogue Trader there were Khorne worshiping Orks.
>>98411347If it's like AP's typical washes, it should just be a giant pot of thinned-down acrylic paint. Obviously it's still usable if you don't mind a holistic solution to shading, the modern culture of speed painting otherwise is using Contrast/Speed/Xpress/etc Paints (different brands and all) that are basically a base + wash applied by brush.
>>98411389>If it's like AP's typical washes, it should just be a giant pot of thinned-down acrylic paint.The safety says it is an oil based product.>https://thearmypainter.com/products/quickshade-quickshade-dip-dark-tone-qs1003pSo it isn't a pot of acrylic paint. I think Vallejo sells that, but I'm not too sure about it because I read that the new reformulated Vallejo paints bubble a lot or bubble too easily.
>>98411347It's basically a just combo wash/gloss varnish.
>>98411375Today Khorn worships Orks.
>>98411409Thanks. If there isn't really a better option I'll stick with acrylics. I read that Vallejo's dipping washes are terrible, but i'm not sure if they're used incorrectly or genuinely awful.
>>98411399>The safety says it is an oil based product.Fair. It says some drying oils are involved which I'd assume the formulation is different to make the whole dip thing work better, and/or has a bit of varnish in it.>I read that the new reformulated Vallejo paints bubble a lot or bubble too easilyStuff with an updated label comes to mind. Some of them are still usable but the one Pale Sand that people used to dickride was a pain to work with in my experience.
>>98411375Which is awesome and should still be a thing.
>>98405138The Legend, the Leahy...
>>98411375"demons who were once orks themselves" .. Now I want an ork daemon prince.... >:)
>>98403862Thank you anon!
>>98411389>If it's like AP's typical washesIt isn't
Do scans exist of Forge World's Death Korps and their vehicles?
>>98411347it might have made sense twenty years ago when you could buy a tin of woodstain for £2/£3 from Wilko. If all you wanted was to hit your models with earthshade, it would do the same thing and give them a satin varnish. I feel you'd be better off making your own oil washes to be honest, unless you wanted to do it for retro reasons.
>>98420135stubby termie...SOVL...
