Thorne:
To no end I have been googlins for fluorescent paints. Now the problem is I cant seam to find anything that I would truely clasify as a fluorescent blue or green paint that would be suitable for miniatures. Either its far too pale or it looks too dark their doesnt seam to be a middle ground. Does anyone know of a vendor of good fluorescent colours for miniatures ?
GRNDL:
I can’t answer that, but I can tell you that most glow in the dark paint can be mixed with acrylic paints like GWs and not lose its glowing qualities.
My squig chariot was painted with a mix of really cheap kids playpaint and GW paints for the mushrooms:
Da Crusha:
oh wow thats really cool grndl!
vulcanologist:
That is amazingly cool! May have to (ahem!) borrow that idea if that’s ok?
GRNDL:
I have no issue with that mate, its just an idea. If you can use it, I wouldn’t want to stop you from doing so. Good luck with it. 
tjub:
Cool effect!
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Borador:
Hehe sweet glow in the dark effect! Awesome 
@ thorne
Sorry can’t help on this one but I’ll search the internet a bit this weekend for you 
if I’ll find anything I’ll let you know!
that guy:
oh man!I wish this thread had hit before I painted my hellcannons, I had no idea glow in the dark was even an option!
Hashut’s Blessing:
Flourescent or luminescent? As in REALLY bright or glow-in-the-dark?
Vallejo do some good flourescent colours, but use the above method for glow-in-the-dark
nitroglysarine:
I’ve got a tube of glow in the dark acrylic somewhere… now I need to dig it out!
(Idea yoink!)