Gloss The models were then given a coat of Humbrol  polyurethane gloss varnish and set aside for 24 hours to  dry completely. Be careful not to let the varnish pool,  especially under the horse and on the feet. You don’t  need a very thick coat of varnish.   Matt Then they were given two coats of Anti-Shine Matt  Varnish. Be even more careful when painting on the matt  varnish. When applying the matt, brush it out well from  any nooks and crannies where it is likely to collect and  pool. A BIGGER BASE I would recommend a bigger base if you are going to  game with your models. The small bases are perfect for  photography, but your models will readily fall over if you  jog the table or are less than very careful how you place  them.
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Try something like this, using a . Use superglue to stick  the models in place, blowing over them to prevent the  glue whitening off on the model. Then infill around the  model base with household filler, then glue on some  sharp sand with PVA glue. When the sand was dried hard paint the whole base  with. 1. AP-WP1123 - Leather Brown.  2. Dry-brush on AP-WP1121 - Desert Yellow quite  heavily.  3. Then dry-brush on a layer of AP-WP1125 -  Skeleton Bone. 4. And finally a light dry-brush of AP-WP1102 - Matt  White. Then add some flora. Some tufts of The Army Painter -  Battlefields  AP-BF4127 - Swamp Tuft, or AP-BF4131 -  Winter Tufts.
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