Thanks Jim for a great, concise review on what looks like a very useful guide. Exceptional value, too! Well within the budget of even the beginning teen modeler, and that's very important. How-to questions on these finishing topics come up once a week here on the painting forum and every one gets answered and discussed until everyone has the answers they seek. Having this book next to you as a SBS guide as you try these techniques would be invaluable though.
Best,
Matt
SSG, INF, USA (Ret.)
"I am waiting for the tanks, and the Americans."
General Philippe Petain, September 1917
bizzychicken
Wales, United Kingdom Joined: September 06, 2008
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I bought it quite a while back (first time the news about this came up) and all I can say is that it is a really good little publication. Each technique follows a nice application order so you know what method to apply next. Of course, you can create your own variation but this guide provides a definite base from which to start. I was also really impressed (more than I thought I would be) with the general quality of this guide in terms of the good pictures it contained and the the simple yet efficient way the information is presented. It is definitely worth buying!
Rob
lespauljames
England - South West, United Kingdom Joined: January 06, 2007
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Excellent! Now, you DID mention you saw it here, on Armorama?
i have now!!!
im looking forward to it arriving, but im horrible when i have incoming mail, last time i got a package (hobbyboss T34) the doorbell rang, and i rushed to awnser the door. my nan was at the door, and my face dropped!!! i always feel bad for that. and have been trying to make it up to her ever since:
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