Nope. I use paper towel. You want it to soak up those splotches while leaving it in the creases. Remember, its just a middle step. There will still be some areas that look too heavy. The drybrush will help further to bring back that luster all over.

*shouldn't stick very well.

Yes. Because of the Lacquer coat, it should stick very well. Which makes it settle in the creases a little more. You can then take a paper towel or a makeup sponge and wipe off the larger panels and splotchyness. That could help. Then let it dry for a good 24hrs or so before moving to the drybrush!

What he said, but you can use whatever sepia wash you want. Citadel, Vallejo, army painter, etc. Doesnt have to be vallejo.

Thanks. Slow on the draw.

I like that color on the coral swords! What color is it?

I like talking to them in a normal voice, that way they learn to talk faster and have a larger vocabulary.

Oh, and there's this gnoblar I made... and I dont remember why. Just that he wanted to DANCE!

OG Tremors vibes. Love it.

Dont forget about the Adamantine sack full of power door knobs!

Female Ogre Bruiser wearing pants that are too tight.

In 5th edition I made an Angry Marines army that used the space wolves rules, and my Bjorn was call3d Sven the Angry-Fister.

There's a whole Warmaster section on Specialist Arms forum. Ask there, maybe someone has the ME pdf floating around.

www.specialist-arms.com/forum/index....

Instagram allegedly

SMH. Inspirational. Truely inspirational.

Always love seeing the Dark Kin show up on the timeline.

Thanks!

My eyes keep seeing the imperfections and my brain is like "Chill. They're 1/32in thick. It'll be fine."