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Hi all, I am currently playing around with the correct shade to my Horse bodies - mane and tails, as many photos show then to have a slight sheen to their coat and not be dead flat, I have a satin varnish shade I can use - I just don't wont them too shiny. I am also taking into account how dirty they would have been from all the mud and the heavy rain over night. But think full on dead flat wont cook it. OC.
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Evening all, I did a bit more today - first thing I did though was to get my LED light out (only for an hour due to electric costs) I changed over my group of painted French for another group then I mixed some more darkened Blue and with my fine tip brush, I brushed over the Blue areas the put them a side to dry. The colour certainly is improving and the flat coat should do the trick when it arrives. OC.
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Thank you for choosing us to showcase your amazing skills - cant wait to see your other builds. OC.
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