Stikpusher wrote:Well, it’s back to normal work for me today after a two week training course and an extended weekend. So no airbrush time again likely until my days off next week. Oh yeah, my son has competed his deployment overseas and is home on leave now so family time is the big priority right now...
Humbrol Acrylics
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Medicman71 wrote:Stikpusher wrote:Well, it’s back to normal work for me today after a two week training course and an extended weekend. So no airbrush time again likely until my days off next week. Oh yeah, my son has competed his deployment overseas and is home on leave now so family time is the big priority right now...![]()
Family always comes first!
Enjoy your time with your son. The model can wait.
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I agree with the others—family first. Personally, I think I am going to use any acrylic formulated paint/primer as a secondary color choice, especially based on what I see with my own work. I like harder, stronger finishes that solvent based paints create. I have a Shapeways 1/48 pilot figure I will prep for solvent paints... probably use Simple Green, a wet water wash and let it dry 24 hours.
Have you seen...https://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/pai ... printedsls
There are several types of paint that you can use to paint our White, Versatile Plastic
Have you seen...https://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/pai ... printedsls
There are several types of paint that you can use to paint our White, Versatile Plastic
- acrylic paint, water based
acrylic paint, solvent based
cellulose spray paint, solvent based
nail varnish, acetate solvent based or acrylic
oil paint
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