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Q: How to Paint 'Flames of War'
A: 1. Paint the entire tank with white acrylic primer. This will ensure that the paint sticks and will also help your colors pop out. Set the model down on an over... Read More »

Q: Why did Native Americans wear war paint?
A: Certain colors represented different things. A tribe, a love.family. A custom to dress your face in what you believe in or honor. Read More »

Q: What is the meaning of native American war paint?
A: Because they thought it made them look fierce and they thought it would scare off the people they were fighting. the paint also doesnt just mean to make the loo... Read More »

Q: Why do Canadians always own Americans in flame wars?
A: Only in games.in real life not so much! Source(s) Eh? Read More »

Q: What did the native Americans use for war paint?
A: Red ochre was powdered and mixed with water, that's where the saying "red skin" came from. Warriors would paint there skin red so that Mother Earth would know t... Read More »