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I got my first 500 points of 40k yesterday (emperor's children) and i've built most of the models but i really got into the hobby for painting. My hands are pretty shaky though which is annoying because i want to use a lot of different colors. Does anyone have any advice for having more stable or relaxed hands?

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[โ€“] fulgrimthehoenician@lemmy.world 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

yeah, i've seen a few people use painting handles. I've just been holding the model by the baseplate after i've attached the legs.

[โ€“] WoolyNelson@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago

paint handle with stabilizer bar Get a handle with a stabilizer bar. I have tremors in my dominant hand, but resting the brush against the stabilizer helps curtail their effect.