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I remember Humbrol Grass Green from my old enamel days (that's when I had enamel on my teeth, as well as on my brush!). I used to find one coat was enough, but then that was the 1980s, when paint was paint, rather than coloured water.....

Humbrols were reformulated primarily for spraying, I guess because acrylics are now the dominant the brush painting option.

I primed some ECW over the weekend for my winter stock.

Just finished some Spanish musketeers for 1588, started on the English militia horse and some so-called 'gentlemen'.

levied troop wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 10:46 am ………………………………………….. and some so-called 'gentlemen'.

Don't tell me they were despoiling the local maidens?

Timmo wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 9:59 am Humbrols were reformulated primarily for spraying, I guess because acrylics are now the dominant the brush painting option.

It's been reformulated again now as toothpaste...

Yes, I noted that, eternal adding of thinners required to keep the paint from recasting the toys as belisha beacons whilst still applying more than a stain.

Did some 10mm roundhouses as objectives/scenery for this week's game of Warmaster

I've just started on another 4 Huscarls, a Saxon banner bearer and the foot Warlord figure for my Normans.

What scale are you hatching Normans, and how many? :o

The world of celebrities will not sleep now.

They are life size. So about 54mm...