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Varnish Minis. I also recommend my favorite varnishes and sealants for protecting painted miniatures for travel, display, and tabletop gameplay. Sealing your miniatures is the last step in a process. In this article, i provide the core information you need to know for properly varnishing your models for gaming, display, or photography. Even if you are only going to display your mini, a varnish layer will ensure the paint is protected from some uv light and will keep the paint from. The basic idea is to use a varnish to protect your work. I finish all of my minis with vallejo premium satin varnish through the airbrush. The first step is priming your models; Now, some of us can spend hours and hours on a single figure. I use one layer of vallejo. After you’ve primed your models you then paint them. Clear coating, varnishing and sealing miniatures are all interchangeable terms that refer to the application of a clear protective layer onto your painted miniature. Whether you’re looking to add a satin finish, a protective coating to your finished minis, or experiment with some glossy effects, varnishing is the final step in the miniature painting process that should not be skipped. For tabletop gaming it’s important to protect miniatures you’ll be handling regularly while playing. The bottle is 60ml, so it's a decent size. Probably the most straightforward way of applying varnish to a model is with an aerosol can, like the ubiquitous testor’s.

Probably the most straightforward way of applying varnish to a model is with an aerosol can, like the ubiquitous testor’s. The first step is priming your models; The bottle is 60ml, so it's a decent size. I use one layer of vallejo. In this article, i provide the core information you need to know for properly varnishing your models for gaming, display, or photography. Clear coating, varnishing and sealing miniatures are all interchangeable terms that refer to the application of a clear protective layer onto your painted miniature. Sealing your miniatures is the last step in a process. For tabletop gaming it’s important to protect miniatures you’ll be handling regularly while playing. Now, some of us can spend hours and hours on a single figure. After you’ve primed your models you then paint them.

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Varnish Minis After you’ve primed your models you then paint them. I finish all of my minis with vallejo premium satin varnish through the airbrush. After you’ve primed your models you then paint them. I use one layer of vallejo. In this article, i provide the core information you need to know for properly varnishing your models for gaming, display, or photography. Probably the most straightforward way of applying varnish to a model is with an aerosol can, like the ubiquitous testor’s. The basic idea is to use a varnish to protect your work. Even if you are only going to display your mini, a varnish layer will ensure the paint is protected from some uv light and will keep the paint from. For tabletop gaming it’s important to protect miniatures you’ll be handling regularly while playing. Sealing your miniatures is the last step in a process. Whether you’re looking to add a satin finish, a protective coating to your finished minis, or experiment with some glossy effects, varnishing is the final step in the miniature painting process that should not be skipped. I also recommend my favorite varnishes and sealants for protecting painted miniatures for travel, display, and tabletop gameplay. Now, some of us can spend hours and hours on a single figure. Clear coating, varnishing and sealing miniatures are all interchangeable terms that refer to the application of a clear protective layer onto your painted miniature. The bottle is 60ml, so it's a decent size. The first step is priming your models;