Percheron mare from schleich modified

I have this model very used and I repainted them but with the same colour, he is like new.
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Good job!!!

Thanks

Cool! Do you dapple right on top of the original paintjob then, without any primer? How do you get the paint to stick?

Sumo wrote:

Cool! Do you dapple right on top of the original paintjob then, without any primer? How do you get the paint to stick?

The paint I use is of models, but acrylic.
First you give two layers with a brush with color black,
After what scatter with water, I made ​​another black layer.
then white and cinnamon to stains and silhouette.
Small details and Finished with acrylic paints.

The paint does not stick

Ahh, I get you. It looked like the original base color, so I wondered. I paint mine in a combination of artists' acrylics and model paints, over a base of gesso (my favorites are Bob Ross, but they don't come in white - only light grey and black).

Sumo wrote:

Ahh, I get you. It looked like the original base color, so I wondered. I paint mine in a combination of artists' acrylics and model paints, over a base of gesso (my favorites are Bob Ross, but they don't come in white - only light grey and black).

My favourites brands are model color vallejo and Tamiya color

Stunning repaint! It looks so much better Alvaro!

Looks wonderful Alvaro!

Thanks you Harriet and Kelsey

So pretty!

GREAT!!!

Jolinem wrote:

GREAT!!!

Thanks, but your horses are better repaints