Exactly :) its not somekind of wonder solution for everything. But as all new tech, itl find its place and value soon enough! 😁

Thanks! Glad you like it!

Thanks so much! Have fun with it! Its a great feature!

Thanks! Wie weet komt die nog ;)

Thank you! its from zvesda! t80. the kit is a bit of a handfull though. but it fits well enough!

Good luck! The wash is enamel. you can also use acrylic just fine but it dries up allot faster and removing it is harder! enamel or oilbased washes are more forgiving.

Hi there! im sorry i missed your comment before. Have you started on the type 10 already? You can make a black wash with any type of paint. aslong as you thin it out with the correct medium! in your case with acrylic its easy since its water! however keep in mind that when acrylic washes dry they are harder to remove then enamel or oilbased washes. so do your wash in sections and clean them up within a few minutes after applying. Goodluck!

@@Dutchguymakesmodels Thanks homie. Appreciate your help. Now I can add that extra detail to Easy Eight. And no I have not started on the Type 10 yet. I will be getting the kit sometime in October because in India (yep I say Alteregoofputin but I am an Indian) you can't really get models cause nobody sells them. So I ask my uncle who lives in the UK to get me one as a birthday present and he will be coming to India in October and you know the rest. Anyway thanks again.

Thank you!

Thanks steven! I only thin my paints if they have a hard time flowing through the airbrush on a first try spray. The model air is pre thinned and is a great starting paint for your first airbrush work. Psi usage varies, i tend to use pretty high pressure in general but what i would recommend is just switching on your compressor and starting with a low psi to then keep building up pressure and see how the paint flows. Dont get bogged down with technical stuff and testspray and tweak the pressure dyle until your happy! Using the airbrush for basic painting really isnt as scary as some video's or people make it out to be in my opinion 😇 Happy painting!

Hi, safety while spraying is very important! i dont use a spray booth but i do have a well ventilated room with a fan pointed straight at my desk when painting. i also wear a mask! i mostly use acrylic paints though and any varnish i use is sprayed outside! As for the paint not sticking this might be casting residue on the plastic of your model. it might be worth a try to clean your model with soapy water and try again! Thanks for watching!

@@Dutchguymakesmodels awesome, thanks for the recommendation, I will also try your paints to see if maybe that is the issue. Before spraying do you use any thinner mixed with the paint?

@@bogtato a bit of thinner is never a bad idea. however i have gotten these to work just fine straight out of the pot. but i would recommend using a drop of thinner anyway!