A paint from the IONIC DRYBRUSH range in the shade Light Green. It is intended for the drybrushing technique, which brings out edges and broken-up surfaces.
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Drybrushing is a technique in which only a negligible amount of paint is left on the brush and everything else is wiped off. A light pass then leaves paint clinging solely to edges and raised places, and the surface of the model gains depth at once. The IONIC DRYBRUSH range is prepared for this way of application and suits vehicles, figures and scenery alike.
A light green serves above all as a highlight over green base finishes. A dark green vehicle, uniform or crate looks far more legible after drybrushing, because the shape that was lost in the dark color shows up. Besides vehicles, the shade comes into its own on vegetation and moss in scenery, on grassy bases and on green tanks or drums, where it is enough to pick out the outline and the upper rim lightly. Compare the exact shade with the manufacturer's color chart, because green tones differ between ranges more than any other.
Pick the paint up on a flat brush with firmer hair and wipe almost all of it off on a paper towel; the brush should leave only a barely perceptible mark. Pass it over the edges with quick, light strokes and never press, otherwise the paint settles in the hollows as well and the whole point of the technique is lost. Work in layers, as an excess can only be put right by repainting. Deal with the thinner, the cleaning of the brush and the drying time according to the manufacturer's instructions on the packaging.
The package holds the paint. A brush, thinner and other accessories are not included, unless stated otherwise.
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