- Varnishing by brush: You can varnish the whole miniature or apply it on the spots that need varnish. ...
- Varnishing by airbrush: The application is similar to spray varnish. ...
- Spray varnish: Spraying the varnish will give an even spread.
How do you apply varnish to a model?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEQal1V-7Yk
Do you thin varnish for miniatures?
Depending on the varnish you use, you could thin it to get an even cover. Always read the instructions as some products are intended to be thinned before use. Varnishing by airbrush: The application is similar to spray varnish. Thinning depends on the product.Feb 11, 2021
How do you seal a mini?
- Spray from 10″ Away. You want to hold the spray can around 10″ from the miniature when you're spraying it. ...
- Sweep Back and Forth. Start your spraying off the miniature then drag it to the miniature, over it, past it, and then stop. ...
- Inspect That Everything Was Covered.
Do you thin airbrush varnish?
In this guide we will use the varnishes directly from the bottle, diluted with Vallejo Airbrush Thinner 71.161 at a ratio of 3 parts varnish to 1 part Thinner, and thinned with distilled water. We apply the varnishes using an Evolution airbrush with a 0.2 needle and an air pressure of 1Kg / 12-15 psi.
Can you thin acrylic varnish?
Most acrylic varnishes are somewhat concentrated, and require thinning before use-they are like honey, too thick to be brushed on. Dilute them just enough (typically 15-20%) to obtain a brushable liquid.Oct 18, 2019
How do you apply Vallejo varnish?
Shake the bottle well and pour the varnish directly into the airbrush cup. We apply several thin layers working at a distance of 15-20 cm from the model. It will always be better to work with several thin coats instead of trying to cover everything with a thick layer.
Do I need to varnish minis?
It's not that you should varnish to protect minis from storage/movement, you varnish to protect from handling. Finger oils and friction will rub away paint. So unless you (and everyone else who plays) will only handle minis by touching the bases, I'd suggest you varnish.Oct 21, 2018
How can I protect my minis?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGaVs9CuA9E
How do you protect resin minis?
Work in a well-ventilated area to protect yourself from inhaling resin particles. As you work, you'll be cutting and filing small bits of resin that will get into the air. You don't want to breathe these in, so make sure there's an open window or fan nearby.
How do I protect my miniatures after painting?
To give the best protection against handling and damage done by miniatures falling over and chipping, consider using an artist's grade of sealer. One I've used in the past is called "Clear Acrylic Sealer" by Plaid's Patricia Nimocks line in a matte finish.