How to Paint Designer Toys - What Paints Can I Use?

Welcome to my latest tutorial on how I create my designer toys! This is the first in a bunch of videos Ive recorded that covers how I paint my art toys. First up, what paints do I use? there are so many types out there, and Ive used a bunch but always circle back to these ones!
I hope you enjoy this first episode in my How To Paint Designer Toys mini-series, drop me any feedback in the comments below! ☺️
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Hi everyone - I'm Facter (@facter on IG) and this is my latest tutorial on how I create my own designer toys for Irikanji Toys.
I've been doing graffiti and street art for 25 years, and have been making my own toys for about 5 years now in Melbourne, Australia. It's been an amazing journey so far. I still have so much to learn, but id like to share what I already know, and learn from everyone else - so please leave comments or suggestions, and constructive criticisms!
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[@georgemartinezjr]

After I Clean with Dish Soap I run down with Ethier Windex window x Cleaner Or Hand Samtizer And Cotton Wipe off Pads

[@crudominiatures]

i also like pretty much the Vallejo extra opaque range.. they have a pretty nice coverage... i hate to go 10 layers of paint for some colors... coverage is defenitely a key point for me...

[@IrikanjiToys]

I will admitthat I have not tried those! I'll pick some up and test them out, yeah I do hate having to do a lot of layers too

[@georgemartinezjr]

I also thin my Paints in the Bottle Regardless of Brand or level EYE dropper Bottles Distilled Water with Eye Dropper. And Copper BeeBee Craft Paint with Distilled Water and

[@georgemartinezjr]

Marble Artist Acrylics in 0lasyic Clear Jar small with ether regular Marble or Small one and Distilled