happy with it
happy with it
So, somewhere early December I have my birthday, and to be honest, I have a great familiy-in-law
They gave me some money, and it was enough to buy a decent doubleaction airbrush incl compressor.
Today it arrived, and unpacking presents is always fun
For the curious people the links:
compressor
https://jas-air.ru/products/1223-kompre ... escription
airbrush
https://jas-air.ru/products/1131-aerogr ... ir-control
and including a clenaning set etc....
Just checked the compressor and switched it on, seems my 3D printer makes more noise
They gave me some money, and it was enough to buy a decent doubleaction airbrush incl compressor.
Today it arrived, and unpacking presents is always fun
For the curious people the links:
compressor
https://jas-air.ru/products/1223-kompre ... escription
airbrush
https://jas-air.ru/products/1131-aerogr ... ir-control
and including a clenaning set etc....
Just checked the compressor and switched it on, seems my 3D printer makes more noise
Regards,
Jaap
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Re: happy with it
Enjoy you new toy! Looks like a good setup. If you are new to airbrushing, try playing around on old models with paint/thinners ratios, paint types and manufacturers, air pressures etc. Work in clean, warm, dry environments and keep the brush really clean, inside and out.
If you are already experienced just ignore the above!
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If you are already experienced just ignore the above!
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Re: happy with it
Nice. I'm still have somewhere Soviet single action ????? from the 80s
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Re: happy with it
thanks for the tips, I will use them, no experience yet with an airbrushGeneral Jumbo01 wrote:Enjoy you new toy! Looks like a good setup. If you are new to airbrushing, try playing around on old models with paint/thinners ratios, paint types and manufacturers, air pressures etc. Work in clean, warm, dry environments and keep the brush really clean, inside and out.
If you are already experienced just ignore the above!
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Jaap
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Re: happy with it
Kaczor wrote:Nice. I'm still have somewhere Soviet single action ????? from the 80s
very cool Does it still work?
but I am afraid mine will be from China somewhere
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Re: happy with it
Yes but with precision it's better for painting 1:1 tanks probablyjee wrote:Does it still work?
Re: happy with it
that will take a long timeKaczor wrote:Yes but with precision it's better for painting 1:1 tanks probablyjee wrote:Does it still work?
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Re: happy with it
It's all trial and error, Jee. The more you use it, the better you will become- at least, that's the theory. I use a Harder and Steenbeck brush with a 0.3mm needle (and smaller for fine detail), as this is a handy size for 1/16 tanks. Some are so precise, that they can be used on fingernails (not mine!). You could always practice on the wife
Ahem..well...practice on an old model, as has been suggested, or even spray onto some cardboard before beginning, just to check that the flow is even and manageable
Ahem..well...practice on an old model, as has been suggested, or even spray onto some cardboard before beginning, just to check that the flow is even and manageable
"Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please"- Mark Twain.
Re: happy with it
and finally the first paint arrived too
sometimes distribution in Russia takes a while....
sometimes distribution in Russia takes a while....
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Re: happy with it
Hi, Jee! Please excuse me if you know all this already. I like Vallejo paints. That's a Model Color set. I really like the Model Color for brushing small details and figures. For airbrushing, it will need thinning. For model color (I have that set and many more colors), I keep on hand Vallejo Thinner and Vallejo Flow Improver. If you need more information, let me know.
Model Air comes pretty much ready to go. For airbrushing, Tamiya is tops, but ex-pen-si-vo!
Model Air comes pretty much ready to go. For airbrushing, Tamiya is tops, but ex-pen-si-vo!