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John
I have heard bad things about Vallejo and airbrushes but great for regular brushing. Sort of opposite with Tamiya. I have a PS771 with the 0.18mm and I use Tamiya so it may not apply to you, but for fine lines 70% Levelling thinner, about 30% paint and lower the air pressure (12psi or so) so you don't get spiderwebs and it works pretty well. Still get tip drying once in a while, but point away from the model, give it a quick full blast and that usually takes care of it. Or, you can keep a cotton swab with thinner on it and just touch it to the airbrush tip and that will usually fix it too.

Ben M
Vallejo has an airbrush flow improver product. Maybe that would help.

Palo M
Mick - yes, using the tracks that were in the kit.

Jakko - that sounds like a reasonable idea. I'm quite far along the construction of the lower hull, will build some links of the tracks.

Jakko ‌
The way I normally do this is to put links together until I get bored with the job, then put them aside again and continue later 🙂 I would also advise to first clean up all the links and put them in a container, rather than cleaning up some and putting them together, then cleaning up some more, etc.

Palo M
Not a large exhibition, but was fun. Thank you for organizing!

Palo M
Thank you Cristian! Taking a break for the summer, hope to continue in late August.

James C
Looking good 👍

Stephan Fässler
Excellent sir!

Palo M
Thank you for the praise, Stephan!

Palo M
Calling it done. Some issues with Gunze GX 100 varnish, as it covered areas with spider-web like threads. After remixing it in a larger airbrush cup and more Mr Leveling thinner, all was good again.
Finally gave it an oil wash and put on all small pieces I didn't loose 🙂

Mr D
It's come out really well👍
The cockpit is really nice n visible for a 1:72.
Nice job 👍👍

Palo M
Thank you, Neil and Jennifer - can only recommend this one, if you are into WW2 machines - and based on your albums, you are 🙂 . Beautiful detail and fits together very well. No aftermarket needed.

Jennifer Franklin
Thank you, Palo; I will keep this model in mind for the future.