Tamiya J2M3
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Comentários
17 October 2018, 15:16
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I think your airbrush will make your models look even better once you master it. This model looks really good
19 October 2018, 16:20
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Thanks very much! Yes, I am hoping the air brush can help me overcome my "too thick paint" problems. 🙂
19 October 2018, 16:30
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"Too thick paint" issue won't get solved by using the airbrush only. Select the type of paint to be airbrushed carefully. I solved this issue after a year of trying different brands - for me the lacquer based paint turned out the best, but I propose to take time and test at least few. Then you'll know what suits you best, without collecting too many useless paint bottles (like me).
1 November 2018, 19:16
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Well my issue was more that I didn't thin my enamel paint when I brush painted...
1 November 2018, 19:22
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Pictures of my completed J2M3