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Aneirin
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Hello there, used to paint models when I was little...but I was abysmal. Basically slbbed a couple of colours and they looked gaudy, bright and lost all detail.
Recently got back into it over the past few years but still with brush work, have been getting better, but things took ages and especially with larger models, i found i jsut couldn't muster up the will and time to paint a whole model by brush.
So I heard of airbrushes, and as I had backed reaper Bones 1, 2 and 3 had several hundred unpainted models, many of them large taht I needed to paint and thought that will make basecoating easier, then saw some other stuff that could be done and though, well, that looks really interesting.
Bit of a NOOB, still learning the techniques but since I got my airbrush things have been going much, much faster in regards to painting.
Airbrush:- Iwata Eclipse (gravity fed) 0.25 mm needle
Compressor:- Master Airbrush Air Compressor Model TC-20T
(essentially I think this is a commonly sold starter set, seemed to be quite a few of this pairing around)
Paints:- Vallejo model air
Recently got back into it over the past few years but still with brush work, have been getting better, but things took ages and especially with larger models, i found i jsut couldn't muster up the will and time to paint a whole model by brush.
So I heard of airbrushes, and as I had backed reaper Bones 1, 2 and 3 had several hundred unpainted models, many of them large taht I needed to paint and thought that will make basecoating easier, then saw some other stuff that could be done and though, well, that looks really interesting.
Bit of a NOOB, still learning the techniques but since I got my airbrush things have been going much, much faster in regards to painting.
Airbrush:- Iwata Eclipse (gravity fed) 0.25 mm needle
Compressor:- Master Airbrush Air Compressor Model TC-20T
(essentially I think this is a commonly sold starter set, seemed to be quite a few of this pairing around)
Paints:- Vallejo model air
