I’m leaning towards just getting the prepainted figures but that chasm fiend is so damn cool, gotta have it but I’m worried I’ll ruin it if I try to paint it myself lol

  • fax@sffa.communityM
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    1 year ago

    I guess it depends how you are with small detail work. If you have a steady hand and a good magnifier glass and some really nice detail brushes it might not be too bad. My grandpa paints models and has for decades and he has a really nice magnifier that stands on the table so he only has to hold the model under it to make it easier to see close up.

    Another option is getting them unpainted and finding someone local to paint them for you?

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      1 year ago

      I don’t have the skill nor the tools needed lol. I’ll see if any of the local hobby shops can recommend an artist to me, I absolutely wouldn’t mind paying to have that chasm fiend professionally painted. Thanks