Hi all,
I came across these Pan Pastels at the local art store yesterday and thought they might be of interest to some of the folks here.
http://www.dickblick.com/products/panpa ... g-pastels/
They're basically chalk pastel pigment in a flat tray, similar to a lady's eyeshadow or rouge. Looks like they've got lots of different colors - available individually or in sets.
I haven't used them personally, but they looked like they could be very handy for those who enjoy using chalk pastel in their paint-ups. If anyone has used 'em, I'd love to know how they worked out...
Cheers and happy modeling!
Ryan
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Re: Pan Pastels
I bought a few of the sets at at local Art Shop that had them on sale, I really like them! Much easier to work with than the other chalk pastels I was using, definitely recommend to anyone to pick up a couple and try them out.
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Yes they are great and really hold well. Tom...pun13...mentioned this on a road trip to a local hobby shop. A bunch of us purchased a few colors and were seriously impressed with them. Definitely worth the purchase and will last you a long time.
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Hey guys,
Cool, thanks for the reviews! I was a little hesitant due to the price, I'm glad to hear they work well. I'll grab a few next time I'm by the shop!
Thanks again,
R
Cool, thanks for the reviews! I was a little hesitant due to the price, I'm glad to hear they work well. I'll grab a few next time I'm by the shop!
Thanks again,
R
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they are great i have about 10 colors...they go on nice and smooth and blend well
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I second this and I love them....Avall15 wrote:Yes they are great and really hold well. Tom...pun13...mentioned this on a road trip to a local hobby shop. A bunch of us purchased a few colors and were seriously impressed with them. Definitely worth the purchase and will last you a long time.
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Re: Pan Pastels
Been using them for a numbers of years now and they are the
best pastels on the market.
Rich in pigment and they stay put when sprayed with dullcote.
They came out with a darker pigment line that works awesome.
Highly recommend picking them up and giving them a whirl.
Tossed my ole stick pastels out and never looked back.
Tom
best pastels on the market.
Rich in pigment and they stay put when sprayed with dullcote.
They came out with a darker pigment line that works awesome.
Highly recommend picking them up and giving them a whirl.
Tossed my ole stick pastels out and never looked back.
Tom