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Thanks, I'll try that out.
Rory
Thanks for the comments. 🙂
@Pr0Golf3r: I'm currently using old GW paints from the mid-1990s hexagonal flip top pots. For the quickest and easiest way to paint silver I apply a mid-tone silver basecoat (over black usually), wash, highlight with lighter silver.
The Flames look cool, they don't look cartoony and they don't look as if the should be on a Hot Wheels car. Good use of metallic silver. Can I ask what paints you use for your silver and how you apply them. I normally just drybrush with one colour, but looking for other ideas as I want to progress my painting. Looks great again.
Rory
Looks good, Sigur. I like the flames too. Of course, without the crozius, he might be mistaken for LOD.