Stinkin paints!

Yea I use em too, I want better ones but im too cheap to buy em lol They work fine as long as you paint smoothly and let it dry long enough in nice even coats. 2 or 3 coats is usually plenty. I also use the spray sealer afterwards but if you use it with craft paints be VERY careful, if you get too close when sealing it or spray too long it will just pull the paint right off. ironic isn't it? lol Just remember these tips, paint evenly, smoothly and in at least 2 coats depending on the surface and don't overdo it on the sealer. Thats the difference between having a smooth finish and a sticky sometimes chalky one.

Those craft paints work pretty good for me. Some better than others depending on the color.

For my Stinky Diver figure (it's in the Showcase, can't find the link now, but you should be able to Google "Stinky Diver" and find it pretty easily), I just used craft store acrylics. A lot of people don't use them for fear of the paint having a chalky finish, but I started out with two or three basecoats thinned down with water, then put on a couple regular coats and topped it off with some brush-on varnish. If you don't have a lot of money to spend on high-quality paints, this should work just fine.

if you have a hobby lobby or michaels they sell model master acrylics by the models. or you can go online, testors paint. go to the tutorials page and click the paints, he listed a few

Well I do, but the acrylics there arent very good. Do you have a specific brand and website to get it form?

do you live in Utah?... I could probably help you out with finding some good locations...

Unless you have a hobby shop nearby your best bet is to order them online. I'm using waterbased acrylics for gaming figurines so if there is a gaming shop nearby they might be able to order them for you.