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Team,  I have found that using both Feast Watson and Comic Markers provide good coverage of bare wood.  In fact I have found that the use of both the Comic Special Black (100) and Dark Bark (E49) provide a lovely satin (near matt) finish that can be varnished over.  The stains do run slightly but into the grain so I find it great for edges of planking but not smooch for the ends.  The Topic markers come in a huge range of colours and have are double ended - board chisel and fine point.

The yard is painted in matt black acrylic while the Topsail Mast is marked with Comic marker (still some touchups and varnishing to do).  The key differentiator for me is that the acrylic can scratch off while the marker does not.

The Feast Watson stains are nice and come in the usual wood colour varieties,  They even come in 50ml bottles which is perfect for modellers.

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Edited by Peter6172
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Completed:  

PORT JACKSON - 1803 Topsail Schooner 1/50 by Modellers Shipyard

HMB ENDEAVOUR - 1768 Bark 1/64 by Artesania Latina

Under Construction:  

HMAV BOUNTY - 1/60 by Amati

NORFOLK Colonial Sloop- 1/64 Scratchbuild

HMS EURYALUS - 1:48 Scratchbuild POF

Next Project:  

HMS THUNDRER - 1/48 CAF Models/Scratchbuild

Planned:  

HMS SUPPLY - 1/64 Scratchbuild

HMS SIRIUS

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