If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
I always cover my builds in Matt Varnish after I have done all the acrylic work. Not that I need too but because I am scared of what might happen if I dont. :smiling2:
Apologies if this comment was misleading. I meant before I start doing all the weathering with the OPR system not after.
I started with the arty crafty cheap stuff and they are not good. I use Winsor and Newton and Rowney now. There are others that some people swear by but as I am happy with these I have never seen a need to change.
Cheers Steve, glad it's not just me!
I got some W&N acrylics fairly cheap from The Range and have been impressed with them, so I'm guessing their oils would suit me too. Thanks.
4.30 in the morning??? Kids keeping you up mate??? LOL
Nah mate, as a shunting engineer we work in shifts, from time to time we do night shifts, trains need to roll out first thing in the morning. AND we got a tablet from work so a bit of time to read the forum...bit harder to use the ' symbol but hey
Comment