It's time to forge the narrative.

Everybody, welcome to Forge the Narrative.

My name is Paul Murphy, your host.

This is episode 219.

We are the Bala Los Holes podcast.

I'm joined an eye by Justin Troop and Ricky Addington. What up? Where are the Primaris drop pods? And Chris Morgan. The new angle on angels. We are going to talk a little bit about Army List this week. But you know I mentioned that that brush that I got for edge highlighting, and that was at Princeton 30, 50R or something like that. I was painting with it. I really like it is my new go-to for edge highlighting. But I think it, like we were talking about, it might be that placebo effect of where I just think it works better. No, it does work better. If you think it works better, it does work better. So it's good. Placebo effect is a real thing. It's now recognized by science.

That debate aside, I do feel like I'm able to get a little more control over the brush,

and so I've been doing these highlights on my intercessors.

The pictures that you were posting on Twitter, so people that don't know that you can follow

up on Twitter, your line work when people that don't know they can follow Paul on Twitter, that your

line work when you were doing your edge highlights and stuff like that, I noticed they were

a lot more crisp and more clean in that aspect. So that brush is working for you, I would

say. But just like, it's not, you know, we can call it a good brush, but it still has,

you still got to do the same things. Like when I was doing a lot of it trying to burn through a lot of Marines at one time, I realize they get that little dried thing, a paint on the end, that little feeler nub or whatever, a paint. It's the worst. Can't let it happen. No matter how good it's working, you still got to keep on the fundamentals. You know what? Helps that not happen, Paul? A good wet palate. I'm going to make you believe it one day. It doesn't help that my fiery orange or whatever. What is that, like two editions ago, two re-brainings ago of orange? Do you have to put water in it and shake it up every time you use it? It doesn't even shake. It's just all on the, I don't know, it's like where it was. It might have been stored two years ago, lean upside down. So all the paint is kind of in the top of it. So I've got to get a large brush, take it out, put it on a palette, thin it down then.

It's turned into a weathering pigment.

It's just the powder.

Just rub it on.

That's pretty close.

It's pretty close.

But I like the color of it.

It colors like the perfect red highlight.

I'm sticking with it.

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