Just do it for fun

It's Chaos, you don't need a reason. Just stat him as a Champion and never roll Gaze for him. A Warboss krumpin' his way into the leadership of a warband sounds like a fun story. 5:01

Thank you!! I use a mix of ak ultra matte and Vallejo satin. I think the best way to prevent chipping is actually through thorough priming, I switched back to using rattle cans instead of airbrush primer at some point because I feel like airbrush primer leads to more chipping. If you apply enough coats and don’t use thinner it’s probably fine still but I did a bad job (too thin, too much thinner/flow improver, just one coat) on a few models and no matter how much I varnish them they still chip. Washing metal models with soap and water before painting helps too, since sometimes they have a little mold release on them which is bad for paint adhesion (same goes for resin)

@@billiondollarclownfarm yeah the primer is a great point, I've started using less thinner and waiting the full cure time which seems to be helpful. Plus soon it I'll be able to rattle prime outside again. Is your Vallejo satin varnish their acrylic or polyurethane one? I use the acrylic satin w the same AK ultra matte and still have issues so I wonder if something less water reactive might help

I’m assuming it’s dual action? My friend had a single action airbrush that was basically like trying to paint with a rattle can and I didn’t even realize that was an option and it was kind of horrifying. I mess with psi a lot, I love my compressor it was like $160ish on amazon I think. Nothing that fancy but it lets me control the psi super well and has a second tank or whatever it’s called so it’s quiet periodically. Different sized needles might help you too! But psi is a massive help and could also be your issue. I go from 10-30ish usually depending on what I’m doing