Priming miniatures

For years, I have used this technique and there's no big secret here. I prime my miniatures white and for that I use a matte spray paint, fast dry, which acts as primer and as paint.

Miniatures are primed to be primed - Visible here are some of Heroquest Advanced Paintset from the 90s...

I position all the miniatures I want to prime inside of a box and I do that either outside during the summer or in the garage during the winter.

Also, if you are doing that in a living space (not recommended but sometimes you have no choice), then try to block the opening of the box with something like a plastic bag. So give a quick burst and then close the bag. That way you can keep all the sprayed paint inside the box. But this is not the best way to have beautiful results. Because the overall dust it creates can settle back on top of the miniatures and give a rough texture. The best is of course to do this in a well ventilated area where you can freely spray all miniatures thoroughly about 2 times.

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