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| jchokey writes: |
I don't paint 15mm, but I use actual tongue depressor size sticks for 25/28mm all the time. I use them even if I'm painting a single figure. It makes it a lot easier to turn, manipulate, etc. the figure without touching it. This is a major advantage for when the figure (or my hand) is not 100% dry. This is especially helpful when doing base work. |
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Do you attach your 15mm scale figures to popsicle sticks (AKA tongue depressors or wooden craft sticks) before painting them? |
