SPA Modeler

I dunno...I've never had any of the above issues...maybe it's the airbrush? I've used water but I've also had success using them as is...they're definitely better than AMMO by Mig paints which I tried using the other day with bad results. I use my two Badger airbrushes and spray around 15-20 psi..

I'm in but you might want to change the end date to next May and not last May

Thanks guys! Haven't been modeling much since schools been back in session...having to plan for both in-house kids and remote kids has taken up all of my time...

Good news Lyle- hope recovery is quick and seamless

I saw a screenshot of one page supposedly showing how to model a gas chamber...they deleted the promo videos, but too little too late

Great to hear...glad you're on the mend.

They basically save the step of waiting for the linseed oil to bleed out...ready to use. I ended up waiting on the linseed oil and then only used about 10% of the oil paint I squeezed out so it was wasted...this way I only use what I need and it's still good.

Lolz..

Well...I'm working from home for the duration...and don't plan on hanging out if he does lift restrictions...not with all my ailments boys...I don't overly love being where people are anyways...

Its basically a sprayable filter...just another type of easy to use product that folks who are not confident in mixing their own have a way to recreate a nice filter over their paint job. I thought the same thing about the Oilbrusher at first, but I love love love them.

Been painting individual cobblestones on this Tiger Werke base but now it's time for washes..