Hey everyone, this is a photo of my King Tiger, which I decided to test my new new Badger 155 double action airbrush on. The green and yellow camo were done using it. This is my first DA airbrush and I am very impressed with the fine lines and low overspray you can get with it. I made a couple mistakes when I pulled the trigger back too far and too much paint came out, but I think I'm getting the hang of it. You guys were right, it is a good investment.



Nic

See - that which does not kill you - makes you stronger!

Seriously - nice job Nic!!!

Gunnie

Very, very nice Nic!
Double action supplies good action. :-)

Very nice King Tiger there, Eh? An especially nice balance of the three-colours, eh! This isn't your first experience with an AB is it Folgore? Eh? If it is, you are a naturally talented son of a #@&!, eh!

Really good stuff there my friendly nieghborhood Canuck, Eh!

Tread. #:-)

looks good Folgore. Yes a good investment indeed keep it up.

Nice job Nic. :-) I've been airbrushing with an Aztek DA for a long time but have never been able to achieve what you have.

The camo looks great..............maybe you could incorporate an ambush scheme in there. That would look kick ass

Cheers,

CDT Reimund Manneck
U.S. Army ROTC

Thanks for the kind words, guys. You make me want to do some more painting. I'll have to haul something out, tomorrow

Bombshell--I had originally planned to do an ambush scheme as suggested by the box art, but references show that the particular tank I am making should just have three tone soft-edge camouflage.

Nic

The words "absolutely beautiful" come to mind here !!!

Hi Nic, it's some nice piece of work you have there, great job in doing the 3-tone with the airbrush, I wish my first air brushed model is as half good as yours.