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I recently painted a second Bones Cthulhu model. I used both my airbrush with acrylics and then oil paints with a regular brush. It's been two weeks since I finished the wings, and the oil paint is still a bit wet.
I'm going to try something a little bit different. I found a triceratops model by a company called Pegasus. This is a 1/24 scale model made from some sort of vinyl, but it's not much bigger than some of the vehicles you'd use for a 28-32 mm game (1/72 scale) like Warhammer 40k. And at $32, this model was a bargain as its highly detailed and relatively easy to put together.
But this beefy boy is a chonk, and it's size and weight will present some challenges while painting and for display. It's just awkward painting something this large. I'll use my airbrush, and my painting hood is going to get a bit crowded. Also, I'm definitely going to have to pin this thing to his base because I can't rely on glue to keep him there. Speaking of which, I'll probably go to a hobby store and purchase a pine base for him just to ensure stability. All in all, this is a great model to practice on using the same skills you'd use for miniature painting.
I'm not sure if you have to wash vinyl like you do resin miniatures, but I went ahead and washed it just in case.