SPA Modeler

Brilliant work with that brush. See? I told you that you would love it!

When I backflush, I press a paper towel over the front of the brush and blow. When I finish cleaning the brush, I will loosen the knob on the back end of the brush and back the needle inside the barrel. That keeps it protected. I do the same with all my airbrushes. when I need to use them, I simply loosen the knob again and push the needle back out.

I'm looking forward to seeing more of your incredible work being more refined now that you have this brush.

BTW, I'm glad you're re-doing the pilot's face. He looks like Marilyn Manson in that pic!

Marilyn Manson? You think? The vibe I got was Rocky Horror Picture Show. Definitely will be re-doing that face... gotta find me a set of flesh colors.

I bought that two-pronged nozzle thing. $6 insurance policy that I'm sure I'll cash many many times.

And here we have my Badger, after 11 days ”on the road”

Came in same ”bag” as Johns Sotar.

To my big surprise, I did not need to pay any customs fee or taxes!







Hope I have time the coming weekend to test my Krome!

- Kari

John, Rocky Horror does fit too. Yeah, time to wipe that face off and start anew.

Congrats Kari! Enjoy!!

Right on Kari! Does the tip on the Krome come with the two prongs?

Thanks Duke & John!

Yes, the tip has these two prongs, indeed, protects the needle



- Kari

https://michtoy-from-the-front.blogspot ... n.html?m=1

A great article in my opinion—particularly on painting eyes! Highly recommended reading.