New range of dry brush paints from Green Stuff World
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This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://modelgeek.com/news/new-green-stuff-dry-brush-paints
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I think Ammo of MIG has a line of these as well. Is this the âbig new thangâ from the paint companies?
Hmm. Very interesting. Acrylic paint for dry brushing? Might have to try it.
Citadel also make a line of dry brush paints. They are not too bad- handy for sure. I have a few âdry brushâ brushes, including one from Citadel, and they work nicely with them.
I have the Ammo by MIG dry brushing paints and they are a godsend! They are so easy to use and really add a cool âfrostingâ to the models. They work; theyâre not hype, and the jars are quite large so they will last a long time.
Now they are coming out with wargaming colors and non-military colors.
Drybrushing paints are thick and a much lighter shade than the base colors. I used to add white to base color paints to drybrush just like Shep Paine said to do and frankly, it was a pain. Now I just use the drybrushing paints and the âfrostingâ is so easy to apply with a drybrushing paintbrush.
All the highlights on this figure were done with AK drybrushing paints.
And that was from this. Notice how the camouflage is âtoned downâ and not as new and stark in contrast? I used AK drybrushing light gray, sand, and light green paints.
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