Fujimi Enthusiast Series Kits. Still the rabbit to chase.

[356nut]

55 minutes ago, Can-Con said:

Yes, exactly.

Ok, great… I’ll get to work tonight. 

[Can-Con]

12 minutes ago, 356nut said:

Ok, great… I’ll get to work tonight. 

No hurry Ryan. I honestly have no idea how long it'll take me to getting around to the car. 

[356nut]

7 hours ago, Can-Con said:

No hurry Ryan. I honestly have no idea how long it'll take me to getting around to the car. 

????Ok, I’ll post it on here when I’m done. 

[356nut]

20 hours ago, 356nut said:

????Ok, I’ll post it on here when I’m done. 

Here you go, Steve. I did a test print on a regular sheet of paper and it printed out very nicely. This is a scan directly from my unbuilt kit, scanned at 300 dpi.

[Can-Con]

That looks fantastic Ryan. I'll PM you after work tomorrow to work out details. ?

[356nut]

Hello everyone, maybe I should’ve started a new thread for this but, since you all seem to be very experienced modelers, I thought it might be appropriate just to ask this here. For years, ever since I’ve been building model cars, I have used spray paint. Specifically, testors brand. When I was a kid, I had a Testors airbrush but I never got really good or experienced with it. Lately, I have been building models and, typically, I am pleased with the way that they turn out but then I see some of the results that a lot of you have gotten and the paint finishes on your models are absolutely beautiful. So, as a spray paint guy, I am thinking it would be nice to start getting into using an airbrush but I am completely lost on where to begin. Can anybody point me in the right direction as far as what is the best airbrush for the best price and what exactly you all do to get the smooth, mirror shine finishes that you get? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help!

[afx]

3 minutes ago, 356nut said:

Hello everyone, maybe I should’ve started a new thread for this but, since you all seem to be very experienced modelers, I thought it might be appropriate just to ask this here. For years, ever since I’ve been building model cars, I have used spray paint. Specifically, testors brand. When I was a kid, I had a Testors airbrush but I never got really good or experienced with it. Lately, I have been building models and, typically, I am pleased with the way that they turn out but then I see some of the results that a lot of you have gotten and the paint finishes on your models are absolutely beautiful. So, as a spray paint guy, I am thinking it would be nice to start getting into using an airbrush but I am completely lost on where to begin. Can anybody point me in the right direction as far as what is the best airbrush for the best price and what exactly you all do to get the smooth, mirror shine finishes that you get? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help!

You should start a new thread or do a search - lots of information about airbrushes on the forum.

[356nut]

55 minutes ago, afx said:

You should start a new thread or do a search - lots of information about airbrushes on the forum.

????Thanks 

[keyser]

18 hours ago, 356nut said:

????Thanks 

 

19 hours ago, afx said:

You should start a new thread or do a search - lots of information about airbrushes on the forum.