Miatatom
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Ditto on all the positive comments. Color choice, finish and attention to detail such as the floor mat part of the floor being a little darker really makes this one stand above.
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Thanks, Bill. That's all I needed to hear. I don't need thicker layers.
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I've seen this term used many times on the forum with high approval results. I've done a search and came up with numerous brands. It's obvious 2K clear is a generic term for a type of clear. Am I wrong? Is there a preferred brand for modelers?
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Top Gear
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Had a friend that would loan me his 1 year old 72 240Z occasionally and raced a 71 510. Love those cars and I've already watched the first episode of the show. The show's OK, the cars are super.
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What are you using the double sided art tape for?
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I still use mine for chassis and some interior parts. You won't be sorry.
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The Paasche H is simple, inexpensive and easy to clean. If you want your building to take a leap forward, you've got to learn how to airbrush. Get some old model bodies and practice on them. Make sure your air source is adjustable, dry and clean.
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If that's your stumbling block, I recommend Tamiya spray paints. If you want to try an airbrush, get a Paasche H.
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Those rallye cars! WOW!
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Yep.
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Actually, I was hoping for pics of the application process. Just trying to imagine the look of the amber over the orange apricot.
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Sounds good. Pictures?
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For brushing small parts, I prefer acrylic, particularly craft acrylics. I never liked craft acrylics until I started thinning them with Liquitex Flow Aid. Makes them much easier to work with, whether hand or air brushing. Hand brushing lacquers is not easy. Lacquer dries too fast.
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Seems like that's where everything is going. Panera Bread just started local delivery. Pretty soon, people won't leave their homes for anything.
