Just a quickie...

[Psychosplodge]

Anyone used those forgeworld powders?

Anygood, or are they more hassle than they are worth?

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

My mate seems to be quite the fan of them, says they are very effective. Haven't used them personally though.
I'd trust my mate though, he's quite the painter.

[Psychosplodge]

Aye? I'm considering adding a couple to my next forgeworld order, but don't want to find out they're a pain in the arse to use after I've spent the cash lol.

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

I'll get a formal quote from him for tomorrow, but last I heard he said they were good.

[Psychosplodge]

Cheers.

[DrLove42]

I've got them, but you need some skill and some other varnishes and stuff to make them stick and look proper.

[isotope99]

They're not as easy as they look and need practice. I recommend using an old model to practice on first. I mostly just got it all over my fingers.

[Deadlift]

I use them a bit, the trick is to not over do it, a little at a time is best.

Here is a link to a model a posted some time ago, I use the powders around the arms and legs.

[url]http://www.lounge.belloflostsouls.net/showthread.php?t=16576[/url]

[eldargal]

My brothers are mad on them, never used them myself though. Everyone knows wraithbone is self-cleaning.

[Meph]

The key to apply them is a handy little brush you only use for the powders. They have special weathering powder brushes which look an awful lot like little make-up brushes. A soft little brush on one end and a soft little sponge on the other.
So either buy some on a webshop, brave the shame and enter a make-up shop, or rob a girl. :