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Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 13:10
by humby248
I am always banging on about varnish but a good satincote really does finish off a custom. Also means that some of the customs the little man can use.
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 13:20
by Double-Tap
watch the games workshop varnish.
i used the spray on varnish on a palitoy custom and it melted the parts.
was only able to salvage the head
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 13:38
by humby248
Thanks mate I will although I don't want to use acrylic unless its really necessary. I am also trying to use custom parts that are already the ccolour I need.
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 13:56
by Dr Von Poopenheimer
That space force orange is perfect what's that?
Is there a colour list anywhere on this site? if not should there be?
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 18:43
by Squad Leader
Dr Von Poopenheimer wrote:That space force orange is perfect what's that?
Is there a colour list anywhere on this site? if not should there be?
there's a list here mate
viewtopic.php?f=83&t=2060

Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 17 Oct 2009 18:52
by Red Laser

Red - Plastikote Spray Bright Red (GW Blood Red)

Green - Humbrol Enamel Satin 131 (GW Goblin Green)

Black - Plastikote Spray Black (GW Chaos Black)

Yellow - Plastikote Spray Buttercup Yellow (GW Sunburst Yellow)

Blue - Plastikote Spray Harbour Blue

Yellow - Humbrol Spray Yellow

Orange - Games Workshop Fiery Orange

Blue - Games Workshop Ultra Marines Blue.

Gray - Humbrol Enamel Satin 166
Ok here is what I have used in brackets. Now Games Workshop have discontinued Shadow Grey I need to find out what is the new shade or which is the closest to it. The above work fine without the need to use thinners.
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 18 Oct 2009 11:15
by Dr Von Poopenheimer
Thanks, I need to go buy paint..!
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 18 Oct 2009 13:40
by humby248
I am trying to get sorted with some small jars and syringes for mixing so I can get tne Z force figure green spot on. I will use the humbrol as a base but I feel it is a bit too bright. I am also going to try to mix the Space force blue. I have a Revell no 52 but found that slightly too dark. As soon as I get it sorted I will post the recipe. I am still keeping an eye on some of the lesser known paints to see if any have a match without mixing.
With regards to the Shadows vehicle paint I found the Plastikote satin red better as I feel that the vehicles were satin not glossy.
Re: Space Force Blue
Posted: 18 Oct 2009 13:44
by SteveD
If you are after syringes mate (and there's a dodgey opening to a post if ever there was one!) I found Boots baby medicine syringes are cheap and spot on for mixing my plastics I use to make the Shadow heads. Only about 20p each, so once they get clogged you can just chuck them!