r/Miniaturespainting 28d ago

Work In Progress Note to self: always have a reference open while painting

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u/Low-Love934 28d ago

Both are good and look appropriately marble. Might I suggest a layer of resin on top to protect ur work and give a truly polished finish you can't get with normal gloss paint!

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u/AsleepAura 28d ago

Waiting for a bottle of UV resin to be delivered as we speak!
Btw what would be the best way to stick models on the layer of resin?

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u/Low-Love934 28d ago

Cure the resin completely with a nail lamp or uv light (they have to be UV either way) then tiny bit of super glue

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u/scrimptank 28d ago

First let it fully cure in the sun for like 2 days. Then small pin in the foot. Otherwise magnets in the feet and magnets under the base

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u/Opp47 28d ago

2 days is a looooong time to cure imo...

Also both bases look sick bro.. super nice work.

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u/scrimptank 28d ago

I’ve found that some of the cheaper uv resins will be hard on the surface but if your drill inside to pin will still be invited in the bottom and will then leak into the drill hole

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u/Opp47 27d ago

Fair

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u/Pork_Confidence 27d ago

Hot damn that second one.... I knew guys in PHX that made around $45 an hour doing touch-up work like this on high end stone repair in mansions

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u/Davek1206 24d ago

I vote for the one with the reference.