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Posted: **Tue Sep 12, 2017 4:16 pm**

I have gone for a 'bright is right' colour scheme for these guys. Painting on strips for ease and speed.
I started with the infantry and followed up with the cavalry, command and artillery.

: Korean Spearmen

: Cutting the strips from the painting supports

: Cutting the strips in half

: Superglue to base

: Ready for filling

: Korean handgunners

: Cutting the strips

: Filling with mix of 50% dark wood filler and 50% silver sand

: Army bases ready for flocking

: Next - Cavalry, command and artillery

: Next - Cavalry, command and artillery

: Cutting the figures from the painting strip

: Mounting on bases

: Korean Artillery ready for filling followed by flocking

Posted: **Wed Sep 13, 2017 5:03 pm**

Very nice. I glue down with copydex, which is strong enough to hold the base while painting, but easy to get the figures off afterwards because the glue sets to a sort of soft latex.

Posted: **Thu Sep 14, 2017 6:50 pm**

I'll have to give the copydex method a go. When using superglue to fix the bases to the wooden holding strips I use a very tiny amount, so tiny infact that occasionally the miniatures drop-off under the pressure of my paint brush!

Posted: **Fri Sep 15, 2017 7:46 pm**

LOOKING GOOD

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