Bought an air brush,

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Tankboy

Jr Hunter

• Jan 11, 2010

• #21

Very nice. Iwata's are SLIGHTLY better, but a heckuva lot more pricvy. But if you have a mother that can't stand noise... the extra $ is worth it. Nice!

 

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SUPERprops

Hunter

• Jan 11, 2010

• #22

Ya I know, if it's past 8:30 p.m. my mom won't let me use any thing loud.:angry

Ooh I almost forgot, I just tested it with my air-brush and the brush paints AMAZING!!

 

stormtrooperguy

Sr Hunter

• Jan 13, 2010

• #23

TJDFett said:

The only thing is, I'm only doing a little project. I need to paint the red stripe on my shin tools. Other than that, I have a millennium falcon model that I was considering finishing. I really don't want to break out the Benjamins for what I plan to do.

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why not use a rattle can and some masking tape?

in my experience, airbrushes aren't something you want to skimp on. there's a world of difference between a good one and a not so good one.

 

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TJDFett

Hunter

• Jan 13, 2010

• #24

I'll be using a rattle can for that job as it turns out.

 

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Tankboy

Jr Hunter

• Jan 13, 2010

• #25

If the falcon is the AMT offering, take your time. the thing is a PAIN to fit together. But, looks very nice when done. Finemolds's falcon is better... if you have $200 to shell out...

 

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FettDiego

New Hunter

• Nov 13, 2010

• #26

A Very helpful thread, thanks top all for the information.