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W Szczecinski
I'm using Tamiya acrylics white (and also yellow). Sadly due to the color specifics (or pigments) it's realy hard to achieve a perfect coverage in just one coat. AmmoMig OneShot Primer white gives nice white finish.

Mr D
Hi, thanks for replying 👍👍
Really appreciate the advice... I'm only a year in the hobby so tips really help 😃

W Szczecinski
I love working with Tamiya acrylic paints as they are very easy to brush on and very forgiving when airbrushed. Color choice is limited but this is when and where other brands come handy. My first choice to go for would be Ammomig and or AK Real Colors. Ammo comes in bottles ready to be airbrushed straight away where AK (and tamiya) need to be thinned before airbrushing. Oh, Mr Color/GunMetal is also worth noting.

Mr D
Brilliant 👍👍 thanks for that .

Ben M
I find tamiya white primer to be the best… but it's not airbrushable, it's rattlecan.

Mr D
Thanks Ben👍
I watched a long video on YouTube....it was testing lots of different White's from different companies. AK Intense white came out in top 3,
I got a bottle and it's been fantastic, l do X2 coats n it's done... Night n day difference from Velejo White,
I'm generally happy with Velejo, but the white n yellow are bit poor.
I have Tamiya Yellow, but is bit thick !!
Is it true you can thin Tamiya with Isopropanol??
Thanks for helping...
Im going to be building the IAR-80 soon and has yellow in-it... Luckily it's a pale yellow.

W Szczecinski
Yes, you can thin Tamiya acrylics with IPA for airbrushing. For brush painting I dab brush in water than paint, applying paint in thin layers.

Ben M
I do use the tamiya x20a to thin tamiya acrylic.