Ill probably regret this...

[Matt Varnish]

But i just grabbed a selectiin of GW contrast paints. Expensive.. but if it speeds up painting my roman legions... i suppose itll be worth it

[CA$H]

Word on the street is that they are thin but high pigment...let me know how you like them

[Matt Varnish]

Def. will do. I bought rwd dark blue green some browns black and a skintone. Ill see how it looks over grey primer first.. might have tonswitch to white primer. Im.hoping for romans that the black can be base before armour metal drybrush..

[Matt Varnish]

Im sold. As anyone how knows can attest, I hate painting horses. One coat of Snakebite Leather contrast over a grey basecoat. THey are done except eyes and bridling. I tried the drk blue one on a roman cape. its perfect. The res isnt as contrasty, but im on grey not white so far. I'll def. go buy all the different browns so I can do all my horses very quickly. I tried guilleman flesh on grey basecoat, its not very good (unless doing like north africans.. its pretty dark) but I can just hit it with my usual flesh colours on the highlights.

[RKelly]

Sounds promising, but I just subcontracted all of my horses to Scott.

[Coyote]

I wanted to do an experiment on this but I'm pretty sure these are a pre-forumulated glaze and someone could be batch produced with the right combo of matte medium and pouring medium. It'd probably also help to use something like Golden High Flow or an acrylic ink as GW, Vallejo, Scale 75 and others all have added white for opacity.

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