Chris White

Airbrushing and overall patience

Thanks, that's the answer I was looking for. I appreciate that. Looks like I have to convince the wife I need to spend more money He He

Thanks Bill, what do you cut with, thinner or glass cleaner

thinkin about it, for once I am off your that weekend

I am really trying hard to enjoy this airbrush, but I am coming across a lot of cons vs pros. I have a badger 350, and a paasche 400 r compressor. I think my main issue is with the budget friendly airbrush. It is hard to get right with the thinning of paint, and is a pain in the butt to clean. Would I be better to swap it out to a Iwata Neo, or Eclipse model, or stick it out with a bigger needle in the 350. I also don't like the fact that the paint cup does not have a lid ( I have spilt allot). I have always appreciated the advise of my fellow forum members and look forward to your suggestions here.

Real nice build

Big fan Peter, love your builds. Do you build any customs of only stock?

lookin good

Welcome

Clean build

Nice

Real nice, kinda small

Hey Now !!! whats up

Another great build Carl. I was always frustrated with these kits and how the front wheels always sit so far back in the wheel wells. I love your paint work.

Do you work for a Museum !!!!!! Nice Work

Really clean and mean. Paint is always perfect. Nice job Carl

Wow Peter, you got skills

Real Nice Peter

Real Cool

In the words of George Takei "Oh My"

Very Nice

Absolutely beautiful

Real nice Rich, can't wait for more updates

welcome from across the pond