I’m just flying through some 6mm forDBN. I know there’s super talented 6mm painters on here but I’m putting in limited effort and going for numbers.
How do you approach horse tack? Because I just found myself not believing I was painting horse tack in 6mm.
6mm Loose Ass Fiddlers
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Re: 6mm Loose Ass Fiddlers
Three-stage highlight, and I want to see buckles.
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I believe you get a horse tack contrast paint from GW that does it for you
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- Grizzly Madam
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Re: 6mm Loose Ass Fiddlers
VBs horse painting article from miniature wargames answers that.
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In 6mm just a single colour picking out the main pieces of leather and dots for the metalwork.
Incidentally 'horse tack' is also what I use to stick Shetland ponies to the wall.
Incidentally 'horse tack' is also what I use to stick Shetland ponies to the wall.
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Ewwww! Don't want to know!
I usually prime black, lightly drybrush grey or beige and then pick out the horsey bits in brown before painting the rider. I find it easier to paint suitably thin straps that way.
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Ah yeah, that sounds a better approach. Thanks zen.
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That’s a clever way to do it zen
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So how are you basing up these 6mm DBN figures ?
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Decals.