Instant figures from a pot!

theoldschool · Post by **theoldschool** » Mon Jul 28, 2008 6:00 pm

Tis the work of the devil I tell ee.

bibio · Post by **bibio** » Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:09 pm

Either my eyes are going or the screen resoloutin is not that good but I cannot see any real differences .Perhaps a before and after picture would be a good idea .
iain
ps will you be at Claymore ,Pat.

theoldschool · Post by **theoldschool** » Mon Jul 28, 2008 7:20 pm

[quote="bibio"]ps will you be at Claymore ,Pat.[/quote]

I will indeed.

Liam A of E · Post by **Liam A of E** » Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:16 am

Just...cant...bring..myself...to....do...it.....

The results do look spoovy, and theres no denying its fast. But.

I think it will all be down to taste. In this high tempo, production line world that we live in, with instant messaging, instant food, instant results, hurry hurry hurry, I think we have become slaves to our own technology - "Why havent you answered my email?" "I only got it an hour ago" "So?".

I like the idea of slowing things down to a more civilised pace, after a frenetic days toil, returning dusty and blood soaked, but at least with my shield, to calm the soul and think of more gentlemanly times, when a letter replied to in two weeks was the speed of lightning.

With the splurge pots - how long before you feel you have to do several a night, with the pot haunting your dreams, as you wake, feverishly shouting "A Brigade, a Division, A Corps, No Sleep, No Sleep!"

Anyway, I dont feel to strongly about it as you can tell. Foundry system is the technological Zenith for me, plus a few inks. You splurge pots chaps do have them looking good - Just remember to stop and smell the roses.......

gonzo · Post by **gonzo** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 11:19 am

Very interesting thread this - Mr Alpha are you using the the darkest shade that Armypainter has to offer? I am just wondering, since they look "lighter" than the other examples in this thread?

Regards,

Viktor