Testing MCW Finishes Enamels & Lacquers - Great Replacement For Model Master

[@luisarreola9420]

Best source of info on paints for any modeler

[@barbatosrex9473]

I'm doing my best. I'll keep making them if you guys keep watching 👍

[@johnodinsson3635]

@@barbatosrex9473 I don't see a future of me painting without having you on my playlist...fantastic KZbinr and great and honest reviews

[@jerryglennie5375]

Agreed, great help for beginner paint/ airbrushers. Still trying to find different colors and air brushes. Great job

[@KaineTheLongshot]

I got back in to model kits after 15 years and I was determined to give it 100%. I am proud to say I've just finished custom painting two full kits and they came out excellent all because of this channel. I've learned so much watching this and it gave me a lot more confidence. This channel has done so much for the modeling community.

[@barbatosrex9473]

Thank you for those kind words buddy 👍 that means the world to me. I'll keep making these videos as long people like you are enjoying them

[@paulcolterman3087]

Paul from NB Canada. I absolutely LOVE MCW paints. From their primer through both lacquers and enamels. Easily the best paints around now. Been a fan for years.

[@medic53067]

Hey Paul. I’m in southern Ontario. Just wondering what kind of shipping charges you have to pay to get them in New Brunswick? I have a PO Box in Niagara Falls NY so I just have it shipped there and then hop across the border to pick it up.

[@donaldwoodward7221]

The MCW home base is actually my local hobby shop. You are right, Mike is a great guy and really cares about providing a good, accurate paint for projects. I have only used his lacquers and had great success with coverage, flow, etc. Nice to see a small business step in to replace such an important need for the hobby.

[@barbatosrex9473]

Couldn't of said it better myself. 👍

[@SilverSun216]

I love making the trip to Massillon to Wings, Wheels and Waves to see what Mike's up to. I was excited to see this video. I wish him all the success in the world.

[@hlcepeda]

Hello, @Donald Woodward If you've had a chance to use the MCW metallic paints, what would you say about the "fineness" of their metal flake appearance, that is, in comparison to other manufacturers' metallics you may have used? I'm getting ready to work on a 1/24 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe, and I'm concerned about the scale appearance of the paint I'll be hitting it with. I know that, like MCW, Zero Paints and Gravity Colors carry paint specifically identified as Guardsman Blue. I tested Tamiya X-13, recommended as a (close enough?) match for Guardsman Blue, but to my eye it appeared too coarse. Thanks!

[@animalyze7120]

MCW is a lifesaver. Due to miscommunication in the Hobby for Decades Testors brand got a bad rep due to ignorance of how enamels are used and applied. Model Master had the best paint on the market for Cars and Military, the quality was top notch, but sales slowed due to ignorance and lack of presentation by Testors. Acrylics took over because of ease of use and much more tutorials on their use. My LHS just started stocking MCW paints and I was ecstatic to be able to get some easily after seeing "Old Man" Don do a video on these. Great paints and they use the actual mixtures the Auto and Military builders used so these colors are spot on. Thanks to Mike at MCW for a great line and replacement for Model Master colors. Great video Rex!!!!!!!!!!

[@barbatosrex9473]

This is why I partnered with Mike and MCW, the paints are second to none and Mike is the best. the hooby needs a great enamel. My first anodized aluminum color set was just the beginning, many colors are coming very soon.

[@animalyze7120]

@@barbatosrex9473 Yes, I loved your color pallet for the Gunpla Anodized line, I just started working on Gunplas and painting them more or less to a real life look not the Primary color saturated look Animators need to use lol. Between your set and some alclad usage you can get a great real looking Gundam. Love your videos!

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@animalyze7120 thank you, many more Mecha Empire colors coming this month 😀

[@joshuagutierrez4699]

You know I've come to rely on your videos for budget yet great paint. Plus you even give spectacular info on getting the best result from them. I hope you keep making videos.

[@barbatosrex9473]

Thanks my friend, I have many more to come. I'm on a quest to test them all. Join me on this journey 😉

[@allanlowe9346]

Very impressed with the jars and labelling allowing you to see the colour and paint left in the jar and i think this paint has the best depth of colour of anything you have shown to date. I wish we could get these enamels here in Oz but just having your vid to show how good these look is a great help for when we may see them here. Thanks and keep 'em coming bud.

[@DiamondPaintWithDiamondDave]

I had purchased a 1:16 scale 1979 Firebird model because I wanted to have a re[plica of the car I got for my HS graduation gift in 1991. I wanted to make sure it was accurate, and was thinking I would have to find a body shop to get the right color paint, and pay a ridiculous amount for way more automotive paint than I would need. Ran across a post on reddit while researching using actual manufacturers' paint codes for models, and someone mentioned MCW. Quick Google search pointed me to the website, and I went thru the entire site looking for the paint code I needed for the gold '79 firebird, and it wasnt there. Sent an email, and Mike replied quickly and told me, if he doesn't have it, he can make it, and made me up 2 bottles of laquer in the exact paint code I needed. 100% spot on accurate to true color. Also asked him about GM Paint code 70 Flame Red used on '75 Corvettes as I was searching for the true color of the General Lee for another kit I have. Not only did he say that he would make some, but he started carrying it as a regular item in the shop, and even has it labelled as the color for the General on the site. 100% will use MCW whenever I need to re-create an actual car to scale. Thinking about switching to MCW for my scale military aircraft as well.

[@jimmellons9209]

MCW is my go to paint. Also excellent customer service. Works just like in this video. Great reveiw.

[@modelerjerry5119]

Thanks a lot for another awesome test video. My local Hobby Shop just started carrying this line so I'm definitely going to give them a try.

[@barbatosrex9473]

That's awesome, where are you located? What's the name of the shop carrying them?

[@ScaleModelKustoms]

Great video thanks, I have used the MCW enamel clear, gotta try those colors!

[@7THONK7]

I'm fairly new to your channel and enjoy the videos you share. Had a feeling you had a MCW vid. Have had a grocery list for some of the items Mike carries for a while now. If you haven't already, I hope you do a vid on the Paasche line of paints.

[@johnodinsson3635]

Those paint looks great. I usually don't use enamels much since they require so long to dry, but I might have to give these a shot. Absolutely can't wait to see the debut of your paint line...standing by patiently for them

[@bigchef2112]

Even without mcw’s hardener, their formula dries to touch in 8 hours. Great stuff.

[@johnodinsson3635]

@@bigchef2112 awesome, sounds promising. I might have to look into a dehydrator to help speed it up and keep parts out of the way to dry

[@bigchef2112]

@@johnodinsson3635 I use their hardener in mine, as well as cook them on 95 degrees for 8 hours. Come back to bench next morning and the paint is completely cured and ready to go.👍👍

[@michaelcooke2559]

Excellent review. Your review backs up everything I have heard about this paint.

[@barbatosrex9473]

Great paints for sure. I choose this company to manufacture my personal paint line, it was an easy choice to make

[@michaelcooke2559]

@@barbatosrex9473 I’m looking forward to using them once I get an airbrush.

[@roberthall3751]

Been waitin for this review, nothin but great things heard about this paint line..Thanks Barbatos Rex!!

[@barbatosrex9473]

You're welcome buddy, great paint for for sure. The guy on ebay has nice pics of each color

[@roberthall3751]

@@barbatosrex9473 I'll get some then wait for YOUR line of paints, 😊

[@HalfDeadGeezers]

For Sale. Cheap. 5 jars of MCW enamel hardener and clear coat hardener. Hardened in jar. Used or unopened available.

[@dustincollier6145]

Great video, have heard nothing but rave reviews on this paint but can’t seam to find it here in Canada. Really like the MM paint but with that disappearing want to give MCW a try. Keep up the great work.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I'll ship to Canada

[@dustincollier6145]

@@barbatosrex9473 how do I contact you about order paint. Thanks.

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@dustincollier6145 if you're talking about my line up I will have links to them when I release soon. You can also contact me at my email in the description section of this video

[@bigchef2112]

Nice preview. I use MCW almost exclusively on all my nascar race cars. Good luck with that hardener.😀 I use it in all my enamel shoots and found even cleaning rim, the hardener seals jar shut. I transfered mine to a dropper bottle, solved the issue. Can’t say enough about MCW. I learned to airbrush with their lacquers, but I have slowly started using more and more enamels. I use mr. colors leveling thinner as well. I still have tons of model masters that I use it in as well. Thanks!👍👍

[@mrcarlo1966]

Always the best reviews.Thank you.

[@barbatosrex9473]

Thanks my friend. I'm doing my best

[@jimbe01]

The incorporation/availability of the FS type colors in the enamels is particularly of interest to myself ( miss The model masters). (Don’t try to utilize lacquer(s) for health & physical paint location problems). Quest - How does this )MCW) paint brand (in your opinion) compare to the recent released Tamiya enamels?

[@barbatosrex9473]

There's no other choice than MCW, that's because you can't get Tamiya Enamels here in the US. 😉 But actually I do like both but I believe Tamiya doesn't have that many FS numbered enamels. MCW is working on getting most done. Plus a larger jar, a tad larger than the Model Master jars is a bonus too. And they go on great

[@bahamut_the_warrior]

So excited to see less known brands being promoted like this. Barb, i have to ask, do you plan to review the WHOLE ENTIRE Tamiya TS series? I’m barely finding any examples of their colors in pictures or videos, so i’m curiouis if you have that in the works! (No pressure to make a vid about it! I was just wondering since I’m starting to move into spray painting.)

[@barbatosrex9473]

Absolutely, I just got the rest of the TS colors in for a full test. I skipped the military colors. Test coming very soon

[@bahamut_the_warrior]

@@barbatosrex9473 Great! Looking forward to it

[@thetobin8or]

It sucks because I'm in California , But I LOVE MCW and i Do wait a while for shipments BUT well worth the wait.

[@johnbisci3125]

Can you use Tamiya clears (flat clear, semi-gloss clear, etc.) on these?

[@Thepierre1986]

Great info on that paint, has bought it before and never disappoints! There is a list of the colors you bought? Some of you didn’t mention or show the name.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I just have so many that I just picked some to show in the video. They actually have 1,300 colors!

[@animalstyledoubledouble]

Hi! Out of curiosity what is the logistics of getting in the finisher’s jp colors? From another group of builders apparently they allow sales and ship internationally by surface mail.

[@statoilbensin2190]

Wery nice Barbatos! Have you tried Tamiya enamel? There is not that many colors that are availeble but yet they are known for being wery good and I have heard they dry fast, especially the flat ones.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I have a full set of them and I posted a video of the test here this past summer

[@hfdsso14]

I am looking to airbrush some golf clubs I am refinishing. These paints look to be just what I am looking for. Should I use some sort of primer first and if so what do you recommend?

[@youcantstopme5136]

How do you spray the gloss clear

[@barbatosrex9473]

Thin it the same as the paint

[@gasgassteve]

You should mention that they make and have a list of Actual Nascar car colors . Once of the most comprehensive out there

[@markie74656]

Another phenomenal video! Thank you so much! How are their non-coloured enamel metallics (silver, aluminum, steel, etc..)? Are they comparable to anything else that you've reviewed?

[@barbatosrex9473]

They're not really the same. They are more like car colors. Think of a silver car or a gold car. That's what they look like.

[@markie74656]

@@barbatosrex9473 Thank you very much for the reply. You rock!!!

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@markie74656 🤘

[@jmg7842]

What thinner do i use to clean up messed up detail painting on gunpla for example i prime laquer then use red as base then topcoat it then paint details like the power symbols on the barbatos with what thinner do i clean the imperfections because on the mcw website says do not use enamel thinner

[@barbatosrex9473]

Try isopropyl alcohol. Also try a lacquer thinner but be sure to use a hobby brand like Mr Thinner because it's not as "Hot" as hardware store thinner

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

I have been watching your videos for a while, very impressive, question do ever do videos on building your models or painting your models

[@barbatosrex9473]

I will be at some point. Not really equipped here yet to produced that

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

I am getting ready to mix and test your thinner and cleaner from a previous video , will test it out

[@dragoonzen]

Awesome colors!

[@dasmaccharles2166]

Do you have a comparison video between this enamel paint and Tamiya enamel?

[@Grimhilde7]

does the Mr. Color Leveling Thinner work well with the military lacquers the way it does with the MCW enamels....? i do almost entirely military aircraft as well as commercial airliners. now and again i make a rare sally outside of my normal circle with an occasional car kit for a special purpose. many modelers,myself included have tried to get away "on the cheap" using store-brand thinners,etc with some pretty sad/unsatisfactory results such as trying to use 70 % isopropyl alcohol to thin Tamiya acrylics or hardware-store mineral spirits and lacquer thinners for enamels such as Testors,etc. i,ve found out the hard way that Humbrol enamels are very "finicky" about only using THEIR mineral-based thinner{secret formula?} or else the paint will go rotten and turn into useless "jelly" in the tinlet in a short time. 70% isopropyl rubbing alcohol works just fine with the Gunze-Sangyo Aqueous Hobby Color latex acrylics but for Tamiya,it,s best to use their own formula thinner for best results as well as to preserve the shelf life. sometimes Testors enamels are funny that way too....best to use their own formula thinner as well or else it,ll go bad/rotten in the bottle with a bit of time. for the MCW military lacquers,what is your best recommendation to thin for airbrushing if needed as well as their grey primer....? if only we could have been the proverbial "fly on the wall" at whatever boardroom meetings with Testors/Rust-O-Leum and heard the REAL reason/reasons they had for dumping the entire Model Master paint line.....! a shame Pactra and Floquil are no longer with us....:( are you familiar with or have you ever used a line of paints from Imrie/Risley....? i think they were turpentine-based and made for painting cast metal military miniatures....i remember as a teen seeing them used on other models such as armor and aircraft in articles in the old SCALE MODELER magazine back in the 1970,s but in never saw any I/R paints for sale in any local hobby shops in any places i lived in. keep up the good work,sir.....this is a great YT channel.....! :) oh,one more silly question...what sort of seal does MCW use in their bottle caps...? if it,s the old-style cardboard/foil/thin poly like Testors,i might try to replace them when i get my MCW paints with discs of soft polyethylene or polyurethane cut to size from a sheet of the stuff to ensure a durable and totally airtight seal....i,ve had a number of Testors and old Pactra paints go bad/dry up in the bottles due to a cap that had even a slight defect in the inner cap seal and once that happens,no sort of solvent/thinner is any help.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I have never thinned MCW lacquers for painting. They're pre thinned and unlike other pre thinned paints I find theirs just right. I've thinned Humbrol, Tamiya, Testors and Aqueous with Mr Leveling Thinner exclusively and have had no troubles. Unfortunately MCW uses that cardboard disk. I've ask about them changing it or the jars themselves. You can use my old trick of storing them upside down, that creates an air tight seal

[@Grimhilde7]

@@barbatosrex9473 ah,ok.....i,d think they and Testors would have since advanced beyond those obsolete/old-fashioned cardboard seals by now. i suppose i,ll have to get some soft poly sheet of the right thickness and make a die of steel tube of the right diameter with a sharpened end edge and start cutting out my own seals. hobby/model paint ain,t cheap anymore like it used to be and we,ve got to protect our investments.....! i suppose i,ll grab a few of those big bottles of Mr. Leveling Thinner 400 as well. i did restock and overhaul some of my paint drawers in my workshop rollaway boxes with goodly amounts of both Tamiya enamels and lacquers i had flown in special from Taiwan by DHL. there went a few grand$ of my ill-gotten wages...! {senior captain,s pay} at least we can get Tamiya lacquer thinner here through "normal channels"....any reasons you might know as to why they,re not importing the enamels here yet....? the acrylics have been here for just over 40 years and the TS and AS sprays since 1999/2000.....i,d had some silly ideas about buying the Tamiya enamels in quantity on overseas trips and packing and bringing them home myself but decided it wasn,t worth the risks involved versus US customs and civil aviation authorities concerning the carrying of any sort of flammable liquids/substances aboard passenger airliners.....and that includes ANY form of paints.....HUGE fines in the tens or even hundreds of thousand$$$ and i,d be out of a job and lose all my civil aviation licenses too.

[@Grimhilde7]

@@barbatosrex9473 OK.....got my shipment of MCW lacquers and found it might seem to need a bit of thinning/reducing,especially the flat grey primer. best possible thinner for the job...? maybe Tamiya,s lacquer thinner with retarder....? or the Mr. Thinner 400 leveling variety.....? i,m sure toluene or xylol would be too "hot" to use on plastic. MCW,s primer evaporates/dries almost too fast and clogs my Olympos airbrush as well as semi-dry droplets creating a rough surface by drying before it has a chance to level itself properly.

[@49BigPoppa]

Friend of mine builds and uses MCW lacquer paints and says you have to rub out the paint to get a nice shine, is this true?

[@barbatosrex9473]

The company told me.you have to put a Gloss Clear on top of them for the proper finish

[@poppafiveone]

Will you have the color - 'Brandy Wine'??

[@jmg7842]

Im getting sum enamels for hand painting details im sold😍

[@dwightatnorthernstar1820]

Thanks for all you very informative video reviews. Do these lacquers also stink(smell) like others?

[@barbatosrex9473]

I actually found each of these paints not as strong smelling as the others in my collection. Probably the mildest smelling of all my lacquers

[@stevecourtneyscalekustomz2602]

I use the bare metal for exhaust, this is my local hobby shop

[@mcdonie1975]

I started to use MCW (lacquer) about a year ago and thought it was great at first. It levels well and cleans out of the airbrush great. The downside is the fumes are 3x worse than say Tamiya Lacquer and comes out to be about 2x-3x more expensive. I did a test last night with an old 1/48 F-117 and it took 16ml of MCW paint to fully cover while it took only 5-6ml of Tamiya Lacquer. So approx. it cost me $5 bucks to paint the top side of a 1/48 F117 with MCW paint and only $2.20 using Tamiya lacquer. Overall its a nice product but its coverage isn't great and its too expensive. I like the shop and the owner but there are better alternatives. The one enamel i tried didn't impress much but I am not a huge fan of enamel.

[@larryshade6993]

My first mcw paint on a car body. Orange peel looking, dull finish. I went 50/50 with mineral spirits. PassheH needle clogged up. 30 pressure. What am I doing wrong?

[@conanthemodeler858]

The 30 psi is very high…probably drying midair before it lands and had a chance to level. I just used my first bottle of the pre-thinned lacquer and it is dull and has slight grit to it…I sprayed at 20 psi and probably to high. I’m going to shoot more in a week at 17 psi. Did you spray lacquer or enamel?

[@larryshade6993]

@@conanthemodeler858 enamel

[@conanthemodeler858]

@@larryshade6993 okay…I have no experience with their enamel. I believe 30 is still high. Also, don’t use mineral spirits with MCW. Use Mr Leveling thinner or MCW thinner…they say never use mineral spirits.

[@erwincoplo6305]

Do you know "zero paints"? They also are specific car colors

[@conanthemodeler858]

What psi did you use for the lacquer?

[@THROTTLEPOWER]

Great vid!!!!!!!!

[@barbatosrex9473]

Thanks buddy 👍

[@gmyers4366]

On the enamels can you use airbrush thinner or do you have to use laquer thinner.?

[@barbatosrex9473]

Doesn't really matter as long as it's hobby grade. The hardware store lacquer thinners are too hot.

[@hfdsso14]

Have you ever tried to spray Rust-Oleum in your airbrush?

[@barbatosrex9473]

I haven't yet but I'm working on a video about decanting

[@hfdsso14]

@@barbatosrex9473 you can buy some colors in a can for brushing on. I have heard that if you thin it like you do the testors paint it should work. It is a oil based enamel.

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

Canadian viewer. Have you ever used Japan Drier when airbrushing enamels? I think it is used to speed up drying properties of enamels.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I haven't, do you know where I can get some?

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

@@barbatosrex9473 I bought some at Home Depot, in the States. I live in Vancouver, BC. It is by Klean Strip. It says to use in oil based paint, enamel and varnish. I do not use a lot of enamels but bought it anyway! I know it is some potent smelling stuff but is essentially a drying agent for enamels.

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@cdpgbc-mw2kz oh great, I have a Home Depot near me and they carry Kleen

[@cdpgbc-mw2kz]

@@barbatosrex9473 Well, I figure if there is anyone who can figure out the magic mix of paint to Japan Drier and to test if it works, is you. Thanks for all the great tests and videos.

[@medic53067]

I was surprised that the Mr. Colour Leveling Thinner worked with the enamel paints! Did you try the MCW brand of thinner?

[@scooterdoughmas3012]

ok so i can mix the gloss in the paint gotta try dis 😂🙃

[@jmg7842]

Can i paint gunpla with these

[@timdodd3897]

Know a match for FS16473? Aircraft Gray?

[@michaelguest8571]

We are working on that color. It will be one of the next few that we do.

[@larryshade6993]

Where does one purchase MCW paint?

[@barbatosrex9473]

They are the company that manufactures my own personal paint line Mecha Empire. Here's their site mcwfinishes.com/shop/ols/categories/bandai--gundam-paints

[@curtcassese1243]

Hoping yoi would do the g paints lol

[@barbatosrex9473]

They're really good piants for sure

[@curtcassese1243]

Next video? 😆

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@curtcassese1243 GPaint is actually sending me a set to test

[@mastabrn]

Barbatos, to you have plans to ship your paints worldwide? EU to be precise.

[@barbatosrex9473]

I would do that for sure 👍

[@mastabrn]

@@barbatosrex9473 Great info. So start them asap so i could make myself a good present for Christmas 😍

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@mastabrn they'll be ready before Christmas 👍

[@mastabrn]

@@barbatosrex9473 HYPE! So keep one set for me ;) Best regards from Poland (we talked about tamiya enamel paints order). Keep up the goog work! One of my fav chanels!

[@ericp9990]

Do you do build videos?

[@barbatosrex9473]

It yet. Not really equipped for that. But I hope to be soon

[@jmg7842]

Can u hand brush the enamels

[@barbatosrex9473]

Absolutely, enamels are one of the best paints to brush on

[@dwightatnorthernstar1820]

was Model Master not an acrylic?

[@barbatosrex9473]

They had an acrylic version too but it was the enamel that many hobbyist liked because no one else makes an enamel for models

[@erwincoplo6305]

@@barbatosrex9473 humbrol and revell does :)

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@erwincoplo6305 true but pretty hard to come by here in th US. All the hobby shops around me don't carry either 😕

[@erwincoplo6305]

@@barbatosrex9473 ow ok. My local hobbyshop has a full rack on both. Always forget the difference between the European and American market.

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

Are enamels better than acrilics ?

[@barbatosrex9473]

Now that's a trick question. They are two completely different paints. One is water based and the other is solvent oil based. It really comes down to the user. Some out there don't want to use a solvent at all due to smells and flammable characteristics and others like me don't mind. I feel solvent based paints perform better and are easier to use. Acrylics have a learning curve to get great results. But again that's just me and my opinion. If you don't mind a solvent paint like an Enamel then I would go for that

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

@@barbatosrex9473 Thanks for the response, i only have Vallejo Game Color paints right now, they work pretty well but dry super fast, even too fast sometimes, tested the other day using paint retarder but it didn't do much, maybe i should of used more. The reason is so it doesn't dry in the airbrush, should one also use flow enhancer if paint retarder is used?

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@TheIcemanModdeler yes you can combine the two. The good thing about solvent paints is no tip dry at all

[@TheIcemanModdeler]

@@barbatosrex9473 Cool thanks.

[@EricHonaker]

Why lacquer thinner rather than enamel thinner?

[@barbatosrex9473]

You can use lacquer thinner when thinning enamels. It's actually better than enamel thinner, helps it dry faster. They're both solvent based paint so either thinner works. Always go for lacquer thinner when model building, it just performs better and has a quicker drying time.

[@EricHonaker]

@@barbatosrex9473 I had no idea! How interesting.

[@barbatosrex9473]

@@EricHonaker go to my channel and under videos look up how to airbrush Testors enamels. I go over some stuff there that'll help too

[@1996starter]

And still no models built. Just a suggestion why dont you make a gunpla kit and part each part with different color and keep doing it till it completes

[@BarryPilkinton]

Have you ever tested a bad paint ?

[@briansrcadventures1316]

Look ideal for car builds. Sadly I bet these MCW Finishes paints will be difficult to get in the UK thanks to Brexit...

[@barbatosrex9473]

Check out my latest video on my Mecha Empire paint line. Made by the same company, I have them shop worldwide. I have some nice new colors too

[@1996starter]

We have 0 enamels in india i searched