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• Referral from August 2, 2014
  

  Billy H. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a good ready to use paint for painting indigo lanterns? I am trying to do some mods but am having the hardest time on the paint for the indigos

  

  Tom S. replied:

  You can head to Pat Catan's and pick Apple Barrel paints or or cheap craft paints. Though they tend to have thicker pigments in it leading to bad coverage unless you thin the hell out of them and spend the time blending and building up the colors benea th it. Otherwise I'd suggest picking up Vallejo paints. They have several different varieties, the best one for your type of project is probably from their Game Color line (they've got a Model line which tends to focus more on realistic paintjobs for vehicles like tanks, cars, planes, etc...). You can also check out Games Workshop's Citadel Paints, Privateer Press's P3 line, or Army Painter's paints. They're all good paints with good selection and there's a good chance that 1 of them has the color you're looking for. Sources: Vallejo: http://cdn.acrylicosvallejo.com/f88 ed93.../game-color-cc.pdf Citadel: http://www.games-workshop.com/en-US/Painting-Modelling... P3: http://privateerpress.com/.../Formula%20P3%20Paint... Army Painter: http://usshop.thearmypainter.com/products.php...

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• Referral from March 28, 2014
  

  John C. asked:

  Does anyone know of any card games where players align cards side-by-side in a sequence, as opposing players have the choice to either harm my sequence or repair and build their own? I've been developing a game like that and someone asked me, "what your game like?" I have no response except to say it's sort of like a card version of Quirkel but in 1 dimension. But Quirkel doesn't have a mechanic to damage other players or repair your own. I thought I should open this question up to you all. Thanks so much in advance!

  

  JakeSheri L. replied:

  http://privateerpress.com/bodgers/products/infernal-contraption-2 nd-edition

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