I,ve been using Tamiya acrylic for my airbrush, and I have heard its the best for that application but I find it to grainy and thin for brush painting.
What do you suggest? Humbrol, Testors, enamel, acrylic????
Thanks
Rick
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Whats best for brush painting?
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Posted: Monday, January 23, 2006 - 03:05 AM UTC
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Posted: Monday, January 23, 2006 - 03:41 AM UTC
If you want Acrylic, Vallejo seems to be the #1 choice for brush painting.
MM Acryl sucks for brush painting in my experience. Tamiya is ok.. if you are patient and thin it.
Can't comment on anything else...
Only experience I have with humbrol is drybrushing.
Martyn
MM Acryl sucks for brush painting in my experience. Tamiya is ok.. if you are patient and thin it.
Can't comment on anything else...
Only experience I have with humbrol is drybrushing.
Martyn
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Posted: Monday, January 23, 2006 - 06:39 AM UTC
I use Gunze for airbrush painting... Tamiya acrylics works fine for me too.
For paint brush painting, Vallejo / Andrea paints are best. Tamiya acrylics don't do well for brush painting.
For paint brush painting, Vallejo / Andrea paints are best. Tamiya acrylics don't do well for brush painting.