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Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
My little treasure from Poland arrived. Beautiful kit. I knew it would cost me one of my limbs, but the last time I waited I never had an opportunity to get one when the first versions were released.
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Berny5664
Senior Airman
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Lovingly referred to as "The Screaming Tit".
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Benevolens Magister
Yep, "Whistling Wheelbarrow", "Flying Tit" and a couple of others I can't remember.
Last time I jumped from one was in 1971 from memory, at night.
Last time I jumped from one was in 1971 from memory, at night.
Donivanp
Major
Think BIG truck and accidentally hitting a wall. There ya go, new room! You can thank me later
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
Just had to try the Mr Color leveling thinner. AND while ordering, and not wanting to under use the shipping costs, I had to fill the shipping box with something other than packing paper. Right?
Saw a fairly reliable review on thinning paints, multi-manufacures, and Vallejo Model Air was one that was thinned with this Mr. Color. Impressed, I thought worth an investment. The biggest reason was the thinning of my Aqueous paints, they need something and what I have wasn't doing the job very well.
Saw a fairly reliable review on thinning paints, multi-manufacures, and Vallejo Model Air was one that was thinned with this Mr. Color. Impressed, I thought worth an investment. The biggest reason was the thinning of my Aqueous paints, they need something and what I have wasn't doing the job very well.
fubar57
General
Heard great things about Mr. Color leveling thinner
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
Will find out soon. Plan on doing the tires for the current Hienkel build, brushing. Then, using the paint mule, adding a few drops to the Vallejo Model Air RLM 76, spraying on a coat or two. Should know if it woks for me shortly....
Donivanp
Major
Sprue Brothers has a sale 15% of Great Wall
N4521U
Colonel
That Tamiya Bf is what I'm gonna use for my MesserSpit! Arrrrrrrrr
SaparotRob
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ECELSCIOR!
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
That's why I bought it again, the engine detail. That and the almost free kubelwagen that comes with it. Enough 'comes-with' detail, and your handiwork it will be a stunner.
Viking1066
Chief Master Sergeant
The Postman delivered twice today. I have been looking for the UPC kit of the 1MT 1/50 for some time. I know and have read it's a heap-o of expletives. It was only 20 some dollars, so why not? I am going to get the Choroszy later. The M6A1 I wanted since I only have it in 1/72. The Akatombo was on sale and it is a real beauty! Limited piece count, but it's huge and comes with a trolley. The Ypkosuka was just something I have been looking at for some time.
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It's da-shiznit. I use it exclusively with Tamiya acrylics and Gunze Aqueous. Yes, it definitely kinda-sorta defeats the purpose of using acrylic paint(s) by thinning with a lacquer thinner but the difference in spraying, adhesion, etc. is quite obvious. For most applications, thin about 60% thinner to 40% paint. Increase the thinner ratio (up to 80-90%) to do detail work, etc. If I'm going to use a chipping medium (AK, VMS, whatever), I then thin the paint with X20a because it will allow easier chipping.
And lastly to state the obvious.....you'll now need to clean your airbrush with plain old box store lacquer thinner.
Seriously, give it a try. You won't go back.
Ralph Haus
Tech Sergeant
I did message George and gave him my first impression. With Vallejo, I'll stick with the Vallejo line for thinner and retarding. But with the Mr. Color Aqueous, to brush paint, it was perfect. I did have a time cleaning the air brush after the Vallejo attempt, finally just using the Mr. Color thinner itself to do most of the dirty work and then a bit or 99% alcohol to final. WIll be interesting to work with the Tamiya's that I have. Although their thinner and flow work well.