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I have seen Matt paint, his speed is frightening!

Greased Frightening? Or even faster?

yeah. Think Speed painting, but with his quality finish....

I found that I could get to a very respectable painting speed by planning it right. Having the right colours to hand, having worked out a logical painting sequence, and doing 'right sized' batches. The things that slow it down are figuring out you need to go back and patch it up, or using the same colour three times because your sequence is wrong, or deciding a different highlight colour.

Difference between day job and hobbyist in most fields really.

BaronVonWreckedoften wrote: ↑Sun Jun 28, 2020 1:22 pm Greased Frightening? Or even faster?

Matt is incredibly fast. One week he painted over 100 28mm Japanese and two or three tanks. He’s the only one in our Saturday paint and chat group who generally finishes what he starts in same session.

More 18mm revolutionary french, this time the Boki casquet wearers.... Again for a project I AM NOT DOING!

This project you’re not doing is really not being done quite fast. I approve

other than undercoating, they are on stop until my first prussians clear the finishing line.

Did I mention I got distracted by Infamy? Trying out a speed painting thing with Victrix Romans.