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woroxon
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PostSubject: Paint handling.   Paint handling. Icon_minitime27th September 2009, 5:20 pm

After watching some videos on you tube I look how people handle their paints, I however have yet to see how they put the paint in the palette. how do you guys do it with GW paints.
do you use a brush or anything else_
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PostSubject: Re: Paint handling.   Paint handling. Icon_minitime27th September 2009, 8:35 pm

I just dip my brush in... I don't really take care of my supplies though and buy new brushes very often...

I wouldn't listen to me.
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PostSubject: Re: Paint handling.   Paint handling. Icon_minitime27th September 2009, 10:02 pm

I buy Vallejo paints that come in dropper-top bottles. I also have acquired a number of the same bottles empty and use them for the handful of Citadel paints that I use. You can get empty bottles from www.thewarstore.com, either the Vallejo or the Reaper bottles will do. I also have some pipettes made by Testors, but they're not as convenient to use since they require cleanup if you plan on using them more than once.
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PostSubject: Re: Paint handling.   Paint handling. Icon_minitime27th September 2009, 11:29 pm

I have seen the vallejo paints in action, And i think that it should a must since it lets you add exact options. i will try to order some vallejo bottles next time.
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PostSubject: Re: Paint handling.   Paint handling. Icon_minitime28th September 2009, 6:24 am

Hmm, I generally use the other end of my paint brush then wipe it off one a piece of tissue that
I have to hand.
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