Black Friday has morphed from a day of sales, to a weekend (or more). I check this post periodically and remove/add items as the sales shift. I’ll continue to check through Cyber Monday.
LAST UPDATED November 27 10:00pm ET: Sale items are now tagged Cyber Monday instead of Black Friday. Checked and updated links as necessary. New items added – cheap busts to practice on, and standalone silicone cleaning pads.
NO FOMO!
At this time of year many of us earmark our money for other people and put our personal hobby buying on hold. If you are in that position, I recommend that you just close this page and go on with your day. Almost all of the products listed here (or ones nearly identical to them) will go on sale again on some other occasion where Amazon tries to get us hyped up about shopping, like Prime Days.
Deal Checking and Coupons
If you want to check whether an Amazon price really is a great deal, you can check it against the collected data on the camelcamelcamel site. Enter the name of the product or the URL link in the search box. If you get a list of options, look through to find the specific product you’re considering. Scroll down a bit to see a graph of the Amazon history for that item, and a list of highest, lowest, and average prices.
When you look through products, look for a red banner/badge that says Black Friday Deal. That indicates an active deal. It should display a percentage savings, current price, and typical price.
Always check the listing for a coupon for additional savings! You may see an orange Coupon badge, and/or green text. Check the box in this area to apply the coupon and save even more!
Purchases made through these Amazon affliate links help me pay the maintenance fees for this site, at no additional cost to you. Unless stated otherwise, I do not have any personal experience with these products.
Miniature Brands
This section includes both Amazon sales and sales on other sites. I am not sponsored by or affliated with or in any other way benefitting from non-Amazon links.
The main Amazon link for a brand takes you to a search of Black Friday specials for that brand. Amazon search results include sponsored items from other manufacturers, and display them in a way that is not always immediately obvious. I am including a second link to a brand’s Amazon store front. You will see only that brand’s products on the store front, but you’ll need to comb through all of their pages to find items that are discounted for Black Friday.
The Army Painter (Amazon)
There are a few different products on sale, including sets of the popular Speed Paints. (Army Painter store front.)
The Army Painter (Brand Site)
There is a different sale on the brand’s own site. The complete Warpaint set is on sale for half price for a couple of days. NOTE: The Army Painter is about to discontinue the Warpaints line. They have developed a new line of paint called Fanatic which are designed to have higher opacity, more consistency, and an expanded range of colours. I do not know if all colours from Warpaints are transferring over to Fanatic.
WizKids (Amazon)
Sale items include pre-painted settings, characters, and WarLock Dungeon products from the WizKids 4D lines. (WizKids store front.)
Fantization (Store Site)
Fantization is an online store that sells paint, miniatures, and gaming supplies from a wide variety of manufacturers. Their weekend sale prices are up to 35% off. (Most items seem to be at least 25% off.) I have purchased from this store several times in the past with no issues.
Noble Knight (Store Site)
Noble Knight sells new and used games and gaming related supplies from almost any company, from almost any point in time. If anything the challenge of shopping on Noble Knight is finding stuff you want because they just have SO MUICH STUFF. They have marked some prices down for Black Friday weekend.
Dungeons & Dragons
Several D&D books and a few other products have Black Friday prices from 30-60% off! The Players Handbook and Xanathar’s Guide are $18, and the DMG is $20 and Strixhaven are $20. Character sheets and several adventure books are also on sale. (Update: the core books are no longer part of the sale.)
Professional Art Brands
Every Amazon sale I check around a little for sales on artist brands like Liquitex, Golden, Winsor & Newton, etc. And every Amazon sale I am disappointed. Oh, there will be a few items, but it’s usually a particular size of a medium or just a few colours of paints. Even then, the prices always seem to be at least a little higher than the prices at one of the big online art sellers linked below.
I think the big art brands do not allow online sellers to sell their products below a certain price unless something is on closeout. The board game company Asmodee does a similar thing.
I have shopped from all of these stores (I like traditional art supplies as well as miniature hobby ones). They’re established, respected storefronts. If you live outside of the US or UK, ask other artists in your area for the best online sellers. You will also find that different brands are more or less economical depending on where you live. Schmincke paints are much cheaper for Europeans than for North Americans, but I think the reverse is true for Liquitex.
I am not sponsored by or affliated with or in any other way benefitting from non-Amazon links.
Jackson’s
I believe Jackson’s ships to many areas of the world, and you can select the currency for your region from the main page.
Paint Brushes: Domed Drybrush
For years people searched for domed shaped drybrushes in the cosmetics section. Now goat hair dome brushes designed for painting use are much more readily available. Artis Opus pioneered these brushes in the miniature space, and their Opus D Series set is gorgeous, but it is expensive, so it is natural that people want to try that kind of brush more inexpensively first. Given the way we use these brushes and how they’re made, I don’t think it’s too risky to buy an inexpensive brand. Most listings include a photo showing the dimensions of the brushes so you can compare between options.
You can see examples of results with different kinds of drybrushes here, and read about how I used dome drybrushes to paint a gingerbread man figure.
All of these brushes appear to be made with real goat hair. If you prefer a synthetic option, these eyeshadow brushes look like the same design, though with less of a range of sizes. These craft brushes are not part of the Black Friday sale, but they look like the best match for a synthetic brush that I have yet found. (I will probably break down and get some of these to try out of curiosity!)
GACDR Dry Brush Miniature Painting Set – 5 brushes, 5 different sizes
This is a great price for five brushes. I paid around $20 for the Army Painter set of three.
Sdanart Drybrush Set – 3 brushes, 3 sizes
If you’re new to this kind of brush and want to try one out for as cheaply as possible, this is the most inexpensive set I’ve seen, it’s currently less than half the price of the Army Painter set of three. Note that the bristles are longer than I’ve seen on the typical dome brush. I suspect shorter bristles work best and allow more control, but the shape/size of these bristles is similar to the makeup brushes that worked decently in my tests. They have both black and white handle sets available.
ARTIFY Drybrush Set – 5 brushes, 5 different sizes
This is not the least expensive option, but I like to include it because Artify is an established student/crafter art supply brand whose products have received positive reviews from art product reviewers I follow. (I bought a set of these last Prime Day, but I haven’t had a chance to test with it yet!) However, I do want to note that the product they’re offering here is pretty much a direct knock-off of the gorgeous Artis Opus D Series set, minus the wood box. Almost everything inexpensive on Amazon is a knock-off. The listing includes options for white handles or black handles.
Golden Maple Set – 6 brushes, 6 different sizes
Golden Maple has two sets with drybrushes. This set includes only dome drybrushes. In the picture, the bristles look longer than what I’ve seen on the typical dome drybrush. The dome brushes in their brush combo pack (also linked below) look like the style I’m more familiar with. Discount companies like this change up manufacturing all the time, so it’s possible they use the same style of brush in both packs and no real way to know which style you’re buying at any given point in time. (There is a selection for a different kind of brush in this listing, make sure you’ve selected the Dry Brush option!)
If the sets listed above are sold out or higher priced when you look, you should be able to find more options from this list.
Boar Bristle Stencil Brushes
Stencil brushes are often made with flat tops, but occasionally you can find them in the dome shape. These are made with boar bristles rather than goat hair. When dry, the boar bristle will feel very rough and stiff. They soften up considerably when used with water-based paints or when rinsed in water. You can get a some different textures with them. Neither of these are are part of the Black Friday sale, but they’re both less than $10. Royal Brush set. CraftSmart set.
Paint Brushes: Domed and Detail Sets
I found a few listings for sets that include the domed drybrush style brush packaged together with small detail synthetic brushes. From the photos the drybrushes do look like real goat hair, but I think all the detail brushes are synthetic. I highly recommend spending the money for a quality Kolinsky sable like Winsor & Newton or DaVinci to paint precision detail work, but having a few cheaper synthetics for rougher jobs can also come in handy.
Golden Maple 10 Combo Set #1 – 10 brushes: 3 drybrush, 6 pointed detail, 1 flat angle
The handles of the detail brushes have a thickened triangular grip area, and this set is less expensive.
Golden Maple 10 Combo Set #2 – 10 brushes: 6 drybrush, 4 pointed round
Larger selection of sizes of drybrushes, smaller selection of sizes of pointed round. These pointed rounds have round handles and the bristles look like a different kind of synthetic to the other set.
At the when I did searches those were the best priced combo sets, but if they’re sold out or you want to look at more options, you can find more dome brush set options.
Other Paint Brushes
(Possibly) Sable Brushes
Check through these listings carefully! Some of these sets include quite large brushes that are intended for watercolour painters. Some brush sets shown are made with synthetic bristles but used deceptive search terms or sponsored listings to show up on the search.
Note that I am not recommending any of these! My personal recommendation always is to spend the money to buy at least a couple of the brand name Kolinsky sable brushes recommended by many miniature painters. (Winsor & Newton and Da Vinci are two popular brands with mini painters.) I’ve never had a cheap sable or a synthetic brush that kept as fine a point for painting detail. From the photo these look like real sable brushes for a great price, but you can’t tell how good a point a brush keeps from a photo.
Miniature Paint Brush Sets
Due to the demand from miniature painters and nail artists, the offerings for detail brushes are constantly expanding! There are a few Black Friday options as low as $7-8. The variety of shapes and sizes can vary widely among sets, and some include a carrying case or tube.
Brush Rinsers and Cleaners
Silicone Rinse Cups
The cups in this category include soft silicone nubs and textures at the bottom of the container. Swishing your brush across these gently agitates the bristles to remove paint. Most are sized for somewhat larger brushes than what we use, but should still work. Many include a removeable silicone brush holder ring for the top of the cup. Some include drip trays that may or may not be removeable.
These products are knock-offs of the original Paint Puck Water Rinser, which is a well-reviewed quality product that comes in a variety of heights. I’ve included a link below, though it’s not currently on sale.
Silicone Rinse Cup
This option looks like a direct knock-off of the Paint Puck rinse cup, but I am not personally familiar with the quality.
Dabato Rinse Cup (Updated – no longer marked as a Black Friday special, but there is a coupon)
This comes in five colours. I don’t think the drip tray is removable.
Svartur Rinse Cup or ALOOF Rinse Cup
These products look very similar to each other. The twist they offer is having TWO rinse cups. While multiple rinse cups are handy for separating metallics or to have a cup with clean water to mix into paint, the design of these products looks awkward to use.
Paint Puck Water Rinsers (The original, not currently on sale)
The Paint Puck water rinsers come in a variety of sizes, so you can get a smaller one if that better fits your workspace. You can hang brushes along the edge to dry over the drip saucer. (Or you can remove the brush holder part if you find that gets in the way.) I have one of these for watercolour painting but have not had the chance to use it much yet.
Standalone Silicone Cleaning Tools
Mini Paint Pucks (not on sale)
(Ignore the part where it says it’s for oil painting, these work fine in water.) You can put these small silicone pucks in the bottom of whatever rinse cup you want. I used these to clean my brushes for many years. The silicone nubs are very gentle on brushes, and the textures are sized well for our smaller brushes. There is a ring of ridges around the outer edge as well as different sizes of nubs. They have suction cups on the bottom, but I find that these don’t really work and I often have to jab it down to restick it. I am currently using the Game Envy Scrubby from their recent Kickstarter. It is a weighted silicone scrub pad. It moves around a little more than I hoped. I guess my dream would be a weighted scrub with a suction cup. You can purchase the Game Envy Scrubby from their store now.
Texture and Sponge Cleaning Pads
Silicone texture products designed for cleaning makeup brushes can also be well-suited to our needs. I tried one designed to slip over your hand a few years ago, but it was clunky and I’d rather clean brushes at my desk. If I were to buy another, I’d get something like this compact silicone and sponge set, or this silicone and sponge set. They intend the sponge for wiping powder off of dry brushes, but I use a damp sponge with brush soap and then rinse in my water cup with silicone texture pad, so I might rather use it that way. I don’t know if the included soap would work on acrylic paint, you might need to use something like the Masters Brush Cleaner instead.
Other Brush Cleaning Tools
Bottle-Fed Brush Rinser
I’m kind of astonished at how many listings there are for these, it seems like a pretty niche product to me. Some include extra features like a brush holder stand or palette, but I’m not sure how useful these are.
Electric Paint Brush Cleaner
What if you took a silicone brush texture pad and spun it on a motor? The product that answers that question is too weird for me not to share. I suspect the cup and textures are out of scale to detail brushes, but I have to admit I’m tempted to try this for larger brushes like I’d use on terrain or canvas painting because I find those such a pain to clean. I recently watched a review for one of these products and the reviewer felt the silicone texture was more helpful than the automated spinning element.
Paint Brush Storage/Travel
Check this article for more information on my experiences and recommendations, and some tips for no-buy options.
Dry Palettes
Ceramic Welled Palette
Most of the welled palettes on offer are not ideal for us. We want palettes with small wells since we use smaller amounts of paint. Paint doesn’t dry out as quickly in small wells. It’s easier to clean dried acrylic paint off of ceramic than off of plastic. This Meeden palette has the style of wells I recommend. Note that ceramic palettes are quite sturdy, but it is possible for them to break, so may not be the best choice for all setups.
Plastic Welled Palette
If you’d like some inexpensive and lightweight plastic palettes for kids or conventions, there are several options on sale. You can get the common round 10-well palette in packs ranging from two to 100 from these sellers: Hulameda, WNATN and Infus, among others. I don’t see any of the more compact rectangular 6 well palettes in the Black Friday listings, but you can get 60 for $16 at regular price.
Wet Palettes
Just a few years ago the only options were homemade or the clunky Sta-Wet palette. Now there are a plethora of choices! Note that most inexpensive knock-off options do not offer refills of sponges or paper.
FUNKYLEE Wet and Dry Palette (Update: marked as on sale again)
You get a lot of stuff for a pretty low price with this one, but note that the brand does not offer refills for the sponges or paper. Includes a textured bottom tray, paint wells on the reverse of the lid, a separate plastic palette tray with space for brushes and paint wells, two sponges, 40 sheets of paper, a brush rest, and an elastic band to secure it. This is similar but not identical to the next two options. Dimensions: unknown
Nicpro Wet and Dry Palette
This brand does not seem to offer refills for the sponges or paper. The pack includes a separate plastic palette tray that has space for brushes and wells for mixing washes in addition to the flat bottom tray, four sponges, 100 sheets of paper, a brush rest, and an elastic band to secure it. The main wet palette tray comes in white or blue. The dry palette option and sponges are gray for both, which is ideal for colour mixing. (I’d probably get the white option to keep everything in my mixing area a neutral colour.) This is similar to the options above and below. Dimensions: 9.6in by 6.2in
WetNDri Acrylic Paint Palette (UPDATE: Back to sale prices and has a coupon)
While the initial expense of this palette is more than the Nicpro or FUNKYLEE above, it offers refills on paper and sponges. This brand has sold this palette and refill supplies for years on Amazon, and I suspect the previous two are knock-off versions of it. I’ve bought one recently, but haven’t tried it yet since I somehow ended up with a plethora of wet palettes and I’m still working my way through them! The set includes a plastic palette tray that has space for brushes and wells for mixing washes in addition to the textured bottom tray, two sponges, 100 sheets of paper, a brush rest, and an elastic band to secure it.
Jucoci Blue, Red, or Yellow
Just the basics. Tray with textured bottom, lid, two sponges, 100 sheets of paper. Dimensions: 17.5cm x 28.3cm
Kreapa Big Wet Palette
Just the basics, but bigger. Tray with flat bottom, clear lid, one sponge, 50 sheets of paper. Dimensions: 23.6cm x 35.5cm
Jucoci Folding Plastic Palette
The lid folds back. This doesn’t look air/water tight to me. Tray with flat bottom, hinged lid, two sponges, 100 sheets of paper. Dimensions: 14cm x 22.8cm
Kreapa Folding Palette and Brush Holder
The lid is hinged and folds back. You can set the wet palette tray on it. The bottom tray is indented to hold 10 brushes. You would need to hold the brushes down with poster tack or keep brush caps on them to protect the tips if you want to travel with this. Brushes are NOT included. This does not look air/water tight to me. Contents include brush tray, flat bottom wet palette tray, folding hinged lid, two sponges, 50 sheets of paper. Dimensions: 16cm x24cm
Smalltongue Wet Palette (Not on sale, but only $10)
This one is very inexpensive, but read the reviews, some people have issues with the sponge. The bottom tray has a built-in plastic welled palette, which could be useful or a waste of space depending on your painting set up and preferences. Uses a three step system: sponge, hydration paper, colour mixing paper. The pack includes one sponge and 50 each of the hydration and colour mixing papers. Dimensions: not specified
ePiiChua 2 Layer Wet Palette (Not on sale, but lowest price in 30 days, and inexpensive.)
Stackable palettes look like an intriguing option for people with small work areas who want more palette mixing space. The listing is for two palettes, but in the pictures they show as many as four stacked together. Reviews note that this is NOT watertight for those who want to travel with a wettened palette. Includes two clear bottom trays, one clear lid, 3 sponges, 50 sheets of paper. Dimensions: 17.5cm x 25.4cm
Studio Tools
Paint Racks
A selection of wall and desk racks. I have six of the wall-mounted acrylic shelving style racks, and I love having my paint so visible. I also have a tiered acrylic rack on my desk that holds the paints I want to have immediately to hand. The listings also includes some MDF slotted options for those who prefer that method of storage.
Silicone Mats
Silicone Mats are a great way to protect your surface from spilled paint and glue drips. You can get simple flat silicone sheets very inexpensively. There are also a wide variety of inexpensive silicone painting mats that include built-in palettes, rinse cups, or other features.
Cutting Mats
If you want to protect your surface from hobby knives and other tools, a cutting mat is a great option. Most include ruled lines and measurements which can come in handy. Paint does not clean up as easily from these as it does from silicone, but you can clean them, or layer a silicone mat on top when you want to get messy with paint.
Travel Lamps
If you like to take classes at conventions, I highly recommend bringing a travel lamp with you. There are always a few people who struggle to see in every class I teach. Bringing your own light can help a lot. Always check the dimensions and verify it is a portable lamp before purchasing. Some sellers use deceptive search terms or photos to show up on more searches, and the many sponsored listings Amazon pushes on you may or may not exactly match search terms.
Magnifiers
I recommend use of a magnifier for painting detail, especially for those of us who aren’t so young. Based on personal experience, I am only comfortable recommending the Donegan brand, which does not have any products on Prime Day sale. I prefer the lighter weight OptiSIGHT visor, but I happily used the original OptiVISOR for years.
Vortex Paint Mixer
These devices agitate your paint bottles. Nowadays you can find inexpensive purpose-made mixers like these all over Amazon. Back in the day we had to buy heavy and expensive refurbished lab mixers off of eBay. And even that was totally worth it! These are invaluable when you are doing maintenance on your paints (though a mixer does not replace all instances of needing to stir.) Thank you to the patron who suggested adding this to the list!
Epoxy Pour Leveling Board
I had no idea this was a thing, but if I ever want to do much pouring I’ll probably get one, since the floors in my home are more warped than I am.
Organizer Boxes and Organizer Drawers
We tend to collect a lot of little bits and bobs in our hobby. These are a great way to store and organize them. I added plastic tray organizers to my hobby drawers a few years ago and find it helps keeps things tidier. I organized my bases by size and shape in a photo organizer case like these (And then a separate one for pre-cast resin texture bases. Have I organized my actual photos in the last 30 years? Nope!) Thank you to the smart reader who suggested adding these!
Spray Booths and Tents
Airbrushing, sanding, and other hobby activities add particulates and chemicals to the air that are unhealthy to breathe, or which can potentially damage surrounding objects. If you spray prime/seal outside you may have issues with wind or marking up the pavement. There are both desktop and outside spray booths to help with either situation. An interior spray booth needs to be vented through a window to operate correctly. These come in a variety of sizes, make sure to check the listing carefully to ensure the product meets your needs!
Sculpting Tools
Silicone Sculpting Tools
Silicone tipped sculpting tools work well to sculpt and smooth epoxy putties and bakeable clays. They were once quite pricey – each of the individual tools I have cost as much or more than these sets! There are not as many options for these as there were on Prime Day. The Sdanart listing includes both a size 4 set and a size 8 set. The larger size is useful if you sculpt terrain or larger scale figures. I think this set is the smaller size, but I’m not 100% sure. The opposite ends are fitted with a range of sizes of steel balls, which have some sculpting applications.
Metal Tools
The only really small sculpting tools I’ve seen were handmade and are not often made available for commercial sale. The ones on Amazon look like the kind and size of tools commonly available for sale in HobbyTown or similar stores. So bigger than what we would ideally want, but they can come in handy for some jobs. I like the flat spatula one in this set for smoothing putty into a flat layer to cut a shape into, and it’s come in handy for other uses. This set comes in a zipper case. I bought a similar pencil case to store my sculpting tools for more than that set costs.
Tweezers
Tweezers are a useful hobby tool! They make it easier to pick up and assemble fine details, like adding flowers and leaves to bases. You can use fine point ones to pull the support struts off of 3D printed miniatures. Curved or bent tip tweezers help reach into awkward corners without touching the figure. This 14 piece set includes a great mix of tweezers, incuding one reverse tweezers, and a carrying case. This pack of 12 tweezers with case is almost half the usual price. This inexpensive 6 piece set includes a fine point, blunt point, and curved fine point. This combo set is not marked Black Friday, but is inexpensive and includes nine different tweezers, a sprue cutter, and a carrying case.
Reverse Tweezers
Reverse tweezers hold an object clamped down until you press them open. This can act as a third hand and make some assembly tasks much easier. This set includes two very fine point tweezers, one curved edge and one straight. Click the coupon box for another 5% off. If you prefer all metal tools, this set has three straight and three curved tweezers.
Miniature Prep
Diamond Files
Small diamond files are my preferred tool for removing surface issues like mould lines from metal miniatures. Used with a very very light hand these can also work on some plastics, but always test in an inconspicuous area first! This set of 10 costs less than $5! If that’s out of stock, this set of 10 is only a couple of dollars more. For both of those, make sure to choose the 2 x 100mm option on the listing. 2mm shanks mean the correct size files for our purposes.
Clippers
I really like the Xuron brand clippers I have. They cut flush, and do not require a lot of hand strength to operate. This brand can be a little pricier than no name ones, but is 10% off currently. If you want to take a shot on some inexpensive ones, there are some options.
Basing Supplies
Dried Flowers
I have a collection of flowers like this, but I don’t remember the brand. These are real dried flowers. They come dyed different colours, but you can enhance them with paint or paint completely over them. This set of 12 colours is 50% off. All of those are the same type of flowers, but you can get this small set with additional flowers, or this larger set with a wider variety of flowers. The largest flowers are likely too big for our purposes, but could work for alien/fantasy terrain.
Miniatures
Many of the miniature figure listings were removed on Saturday! There still a few smaller packs, pre-painted, and terrain pieces on sale prices. So far it does not seem as if the bigger sets were added back for Cyber Monday, but I will check more later. None of these other than the WizKids ones are from brands known to me, and I have not seen any of them in person to comment on the scale or quality.
I found some different terrain options with alternate search terms.
Cheap Miniature Busts
If you don’t feel comfortable practicing on $50 busts, these resin busts are less than $2 each. Each listing includes a photo with measurements, but on average they’re 2.7 inches tall. This 10 piece set includes Roman/Greek/Renaissance male and female heads. This 5 piece set is based on famous sculptures like David. There is also a 7 piece set with the busts of classical composers like Beethoven.
Display Cases
I didn’t find any great display case options in this sale. There are a couple of desk display cases. They’re designed for plastic collectible figures. The shelves are tiered strips of wood. The non-lighted case is much less expensive than the lighted case, but I would recommend looking outside of the Black Friday options for something more suitable.
Painted Miniature Storage/Travel
I have an article that discusses the various options for storing and transporting painted miniatures in more detail. There are a number of different types and sizes of storage options available with Black Friday savings. Storage and transport needs can be very specific, so you may find it worth looking at all of the carrying case options on Amazon, not just the Black Friday ones.
Hard Plastic Case with One Layer Pre-Cut Foam
The hinged lid opens up to allow easy access to the 36 foam slots.
Hard Plastic Case with Two Layers Larger Slot Pre-Cut Foam
The slots on these foam layers are 5cm long, 4.6cm wide, and 4cm deep.
Hard Case with Three Layers Pre-Cut Foam
This hard plastic case has plastic latches, a handle, and comes with three layers of foam that are pre-cut to accommodate 108 gaming scale figures.
Wood Case with Moveable Metal Shelves
This wooden case includes a clear plastic front panel that slides into place and a handle. The interior is slotted so you can arrange the five metal shelves at your desired heights. It weighs more than 10 pounds empty.
Clear Hard Plastic Case with Moveable Metal Shelves
This case is completely clear hard plastic, and includes a handle. The interior is slotted so you can customize the heights of the six metal shelves. It weighs more than 9 pounds and is one of the more expensive options.
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