Saturday, 6 October 2012
Not That Modest :) (bumped for addage)
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Old School meets New School! Follow me as I continue through the process with Nick
Modest Magic Gaming table modification and new terrain build
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Step 1 your designs and what Modest Magic can do with them
A larger build this time
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Modest Magic - Terrainaholic - Support a Fledgling Company
I NEED YOUR HELP!!!!!!!!
Scuzime
Calling all Terrain Guys Make your Dreams into Sellable Products!!!
Old School meets New School! Follow me as I continue through the process with Nick
Modest Magic Gaming table modification and new terrain build
Has= channel devoted to making terrian Wants= Terrainaholic to make a guest appearance
Step 1 your designs and what Modest Magic can do with them
A larger build this time
Blue Table Painting reviews Act1 city set
A Thank you and post your COOL Terrain Videos Here!!!!
Colonel's Cardstocking Compendium !!! (Part 9b)
Section (Gb): Edging Tools
I have been doing some edging, on my cardstock projects, using a variety of markers etc, which I already had, or were available, cheaply and/or locally.
There are many blacks and bright/gaudy sets available, but, very few browns and greys, which would fit the bill, for most jobs; so I decided to do it 'right'.
I did some online research, and, from reviews etc, I identified the Kuretake ZIG Kurecolor ranges, as the best 'bang for the pound'.
They are reasonably-priced, have a good usage life, are twin-tipped (KC-3000 was the range I wanted) and are refillable, with reasonably priced/available ink (a full swatch is here); all win.
So, doubting that the lighter colours would have much impact (although, this is still to be established), I avoided buying full sets, for now, and visited my local, graphics, paradise, Pinders, who stock the KC-500 and KC-3000 ranges. They are more expensive, individually (£3.07 inc VAT), but I wanted them quickly, so off I went :)
Taking along a few of my smaller projects, I spent a good time, selecting the 'best' browns and greys, I could tell, staying under my £25 budget; here they are (all clicky-for-biggy) ...
Here are my swatches ...
I am delighted with them, at this time, and I hope this is useful, for now.
I will bring you some completed pieces, soon.
I have been doing some edging, on my cardstock projects, using a variety of markers etc, which I already had, or were available, cheaply and/or locally.
There are many blacks and bright/gaudy sets available, but, very few browns and greys, which would fit the bill, for most jobs; so I decided to do it 'right'.
I did some online research, and, from reviews etc, I identified the Kuretake ZIG Kurecolor ranges, as the best 'bang for the pound'.
They are reasonably-priced, have a good usage life, are twin-tipped (KC-3000 was the range I wanted) and are refillable, with reasonably priced/available ink (a full swatch is here); all win.
So, doubting that the lighter colours would have much impact (although, this is still to be established), I avoided buying full sets, for now, and visited my local, graphics, paradise, Pinders, who stock the KC-500 and KC-3000 ranges. They are more expensive, individually (£3.07 inc VAT), but I wanted them quickly, so off I went :)
Taking along a few of my smaller projects, I spent a good time, selecting the 'best' browns and greys, I could tell, staying under my £25 budget; here they are (all clicky-for-biggy) ...
Browns (764, 769, 784), Greys (C06, C07, C09, W10, W11) - Daylight bulb
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Daylight bulb and flash
Here are my swatches ...
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Daylight bulb and flash
I am delighted with them, at this time, and I hope this is useful, for now.
I will bring you some completed pieces, soon.
Friday, 5 October 2012
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