That’ll do it - and after you have used your playing pieces for a while, you’ll see if you need to spray a new layer of matt varnish.
2-3 layers - each layer thinly sprayed - and dry 24 hours between each layer.
You units will last a lifetime:+1:
anyone know a business or something along the line to send my pieces in to be painted? I am not skilled enough to do it myself and I would really like this to happen. Thank you
anyone know a business or something along the line to send my pieces in to be painted? I am not skilled enough to do it myself and I would really like this to happen. Thank you
I wrote this info from another thread, because I do not know how to provide a link, but IL mentioned this guy paints axis and allied pieces historically accurate, unless you provide pictures of what you want done.
His name is Edmund Haley.
email address: <civilwarbuff@att.net<br>phone number: 1-714-267-8405
I hope this helps. He has painted several pieces for IL.
Good luck! :-)
John</civilwarbuff@att.net<br>
He has painted several thousand pieces, Civil War, WW2, WW1, Napoleonic…about 5,000
I can totally vouch for this guy. He is the best.
You could try a company called Blue Table. I know they do stuff like Warhammer, but I have no idea if they’d do A&A pieces or what it would cost.
Thanks for the quick reply guys. :-) ill check him out