Today I'll explain how to properly use the invisible paint.
Besides the fact that it can be very useful to hide some details missed your miniatures, just use it for some specific figures. I use color 01042010 "Inevisibeul toutch" marketed by GW.
Here I painted Frodo Baggins, Lord of the Rings, when he passed the One Ring (no, he was not married! Take a little). Once dry, the figure disappears completely. The main difficulty with
Inevisibeul toutch is because you no longer see your brush once impregnated. This makes the painting very small delicate details. Here, no problem since, aside from the base, the whole model must become invisible.
It is particularly difficult to target the details you want to remove.
If burrs, nothing irreversible because once you dry your figure can make it reappear by leaving a layer of another color on top. Hint
yet, but that its importance: Remember where you stored your figurines invisible. Put them in a place where you're sure to find them, because you'll see more and will have to grope. Feel free to bulge your shelf at random, in case you forget.
Do not spill on your clothes, otherwise you will appear in their underwear.
few examples of other uses:
Here I painted Austrian cavalry to clear them from the battlefield (They were supposed to be hidden). Unfortunately, it is their shadow (see picture) which has revealed to my enemy.
- "Oh, Cheater!"
- "No, Austrian!"
Much more successful, this model
the invisible man, the 1 / 43 th.
This scale
refine further details and I must say that I literally broke.
Admire facial expression!
I am particularly proud of his gaze.
nice day. Enjoy!
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