What do I need to use Dry pigments

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What do I need to use Dry pigments

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As it says above, what things I need to use properly Dry pigments. Keep in mind that I have no budget at all and a bottle of dry pigments take me like 1 or 2 weeks to buy, so home-made tips are welcome :lol:
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SEBa111 wrote: Mon Oct 08, 2018 11:54 pm As it says above, what things I need to use properly Dry pigments. Keep in mind that I have no budget at all and a bottle of dry pigments take me like 1 or 2 weeks to buy, so home-made tips are welcome :lol:
Pastel chalks and oil pastels ground up is what the old modelers used to do.


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Hope this helps , with a cheese grater and a pack of pastel chalks , I now have more weathering pigments than I can use.
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Thanks for the clips, they are quite helpfull
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I use make up brush to control the pigments in the model.
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