I have used the brown and green and black got them at a £5 when a shop was selling up.. they worked fine...

Quote from: Techno on 13 July 2016, 02:23:18 PM
WHAT !!! 

Oh, right....For a moment I had this vision of you painting figures while you were IN bed. 

Cheers - Phil

O'm not that miniature obsessed! Although there really aren't enough hours in the day

I haven't used spray undercoat for donkeys years because I spent just as long painting in the bits the spray missed as it took with a brush. I use Poundland enamel matt black applied by brush...works a treat for me. Plus the fact that 10mm chaps don't take that long to undercoat.

MickS

Peter, thanks for the video link. I did do the uspside down thing, but I don't think I ever managed to exhaust a can of its contents before getting a nozzle block.

Never had a block myself, but don't use that much anyway. I stopped using spray cans after getting white haze from spray varnish.

Quote from: Techno on 13 July 2016, 02:23:18 PM
WHAT !!! 

Oh, right....For a moment I had this vision of you painting figures while you were IN bed. 

Cheers - Phil

If he gets in trouble from Mrs Toxic for doing stuff in the extension, spraying figures in bed would likely result in " Toxicpixie the Eunuch".

Quote from: Norm on 13 July 2016, 05:08:15 PM
Peter, thanks for the video link. I did do the uspside down thing, but I don't think I ever managed to exhaust a can of its contents before getting a nozzle block.

A tip is to invert and spray to clear the tube and then take the nozzle off and keep it in a jar with enough turps in to cover the nozzle hole. When I tried spraying this worked for me every time.

MickS

Quote from: Just a few Orcs on 13 July 2016, 07:15:32 PM
If he gets in trouble from Mrs Toxic for doing stuff in the extension, spraying figures in bed would likely result in " Toxicpixie the Eunuch".

That wouldn't go well for anyone

Although it's one way to deal with a clogged nozzle...

Quote from: petercooman on 13 July 2016, 06:26:28 PM
Never had a block myself, but don't use that much anyway. I stopped using spray cans after getting white haze from spray varnish.

I had this once, but i leaned a trick, from the interweb somewhere, that if you let the affected area dry then respray it the varnish goes clear....I was skeptical but tried it and it worked!

I have used many different colours from Army painter and find them very useful!  It has increased the speed of my painting considerabley.

Coloured base coat, block paint in details and the Army Painter Dark Tone Dip, brushed on, matt varnish spray and bang! Ready to base!!

Plenty of examples on my blog

www.warrenswargamerantings.blogspot.com

Looks to be a very successful method Bunny.

Bunny - like the look of your KoW armies. But I was particularly interested in your LoA units and spent a good while perusing those posts, lots of inspiration.