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Hi folks,

can anybody help me out on this one? I'm just in the final state of painting my new Goblin team for the Dutch Open and this is the first time that I really care that the paint job won't get ruined by playing with the figs. Reading this forum has really helped me to improve alot (from non-existing skills to mediocre... ), so I'd like to thank you all for sharing your wisdom .

I have already applied two coats of a semi matte varnish to 4 figs (no spray-varnish) but I wonder if this is enough protection and if applying several more layers would ruin the paint job . I've only used rudimentary shading and highlighting (compared to what i have seen here ) so there really isn't too much detail to be ruined .

Any help is really appreciated!

Tante Kaethe.

I normally don't use varnish on my BB mini's (and they have survived a lot of games without any damage). My fantasy models are given 2 watered down coats of Folkart Matte varnish, but I'm considering giving them one coat of Citadel Matte Spray and one coat of thinned down Folkart Matte on top (for speed).

at least two .... sprayed on

one coat of Very light spray.B.

So far I found one coat with a good amount of matte spray to work best for me.

squiggoth wrote:I normally don't use varnish on my BB mini's (and they have survived a lot of games without any damage).

Damn, I need to clearcoat mine several times. At least once in the process too. I do tend to hold the figs from whatever bit is convenient, so that wears on them. Plus the fact I work in a factory and have expected callused hands may help too.

Actually, I never used to do any and they survived OK but I've noticed that on an old team, the paint colors seemed to change over time (~2 years, which is odd since they were in storage the whole time)...so I started using two generous coats of Testors Dull Cote spray. Can't tell a single bit of build up with the stuff on the mini, but it does build up in the flocking.

zero

use a gloss it is more durable, then hit with a coat of testors dullcoat to kill the shine. i think some of you fellas on the other side of the pond might call it purity seal, (at least what i get from guys talking about it on other boards)
Steve