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@@Kurappika39 I totally understand. This is the typical style of art from CA3D studios. I have multiple versions of Malenia that are true to her original and transformed forms from the game.

Thank you! The wine resin was cured flat so I see what you mean. I'll keep that in mind for the next one

Thank you. I certainly can recommend a few airbrushes. I will say it's important to note what you're using an airbrush for will determine a few things. For beginners a good all-rounder is the PS-275 from Creos. It's a trigger action and has a .3mm needle which is a happy medium since it can spray small details and give large coverage for base coating. It also has an entry level price tag so you won't break the bank. spraygunner.com/products/gsi-creos-mr-airbrush-ps-275-0-3mm?_pos=43&_sid=ed05f8508&_ss=r If you want something for detailing and have a bit more in your budget, I recommend Harder and Steenbeck airbrushes with a 0.2 and 0.15mm needles. The Evolution is what I use though an Infinity is good as well. They are pricey but I can paint a line finer than a ballpoint pen

Thanks Donnie! I don't use them often as I don't like the coffee staining I get when brush painting but they work just as well as Citadel for airbrush painting. Transparent paints are a great tool for these larger figures.

Thank you!

Thanks Darth. I'll get back to some tanks eventually. I haven't lost my passion for armor.

The colorful pre shading techniques I'm gonna try on some models.

It is a really fun technique and a nice changeup from simple black and white shading. I hope you like it!

@@user-ms5rx5jp6d thank you

@@YourFriendNoPay you're not overthinking it because the pressure can vary depending on where your gauge is set. My new compressor has a tank and I set the pressure to 18 psi while I have the trigger pulled. I didn't have to do that on a tankless compressor. I do really like the new compressor with a tank though

Thank you!

@@anecro I totally understand. CA3D is known for that. I have a few other versions in my library that are true to her original form

ScaleColor Bosh Chestnut, Vallejo Base Flesh, Natural flesh

@@alexwolfang2310 thank you for the kind words. You're welcome! Happy to inspire others to take up the hobby

@@keithhiroshiimazumi2910 that is one option sure. Would still be a form of color Modulation like I mentioned. I find them to be great for detailing

@@relentlesstorm I agree, because of the very narrow tip/nibs, they are very ideal for detailing, like the 1/72 Messerschmitt 109 G fuel pipe line on the starboard side of the cockpit and other such "tiny" details, even the knobs on the throttle quadrant. Carry on !! I just ordered the multi color pack and am looking so forward to using them.

@@jeffreywarrenpark9149 good point. Thanks. Really didn't think that way. Just wanted the ace of spades to be visible regardless of viewing angle. Looks cooler imo vs that classic card backing. Wil keep that in mind for the future

I find it weird that something that has the same RAL colour code has a different colour. Acrylic or lacquer should have no effect on the RAL colour.

@@johanmolendijk9811 yes, sadly. My understanding of RAL is that it isn't exact but more of a small range that can fit the RAL. Meaning if you bought multiple brands that state RAL ###, they would all be very similar but not exact matches

Yes I can. Let me set up a posting and I'll send you a link

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@@21EpicFail I totally understand. I will say that you can pour your paint back into the dropper bottles. The droppers aren't difficult to remove. We do also get 17ml instead of 10ml so you are getting more paint per pot. Not all bad. And you won't need pipets to get your paint out anymore. The markers definitely have a purpose but I'm disappointed the colors don't match

@@relentlesstorm AK said the Real Colors are the same formula but in new bottles. Aren't the new Real Colors thinned more? That would mean 17ml is could be the same amount as before or a little more.

@@zazen69 The formula is exactly the same. Not thinned additionally. Just 7mL more in the dropper bottles.

@@darkangel1066 thanks. The markers do work nicely. As you saw in my test, 3 layers covers, 4 eliminates tide marks on larger areas.

@@greghouquet2646 thank you. I totally understand. I was a bit disappointed as well at the color match. I do like the markers for small details and drawing a camo pattern though so they definitely have a purpose

@@silentumexcubitor6747 thanks. The color scheme on the inside changed depending on the year due to different reasons. My understanding is that the timeframe that this tank was built they only used the oxide primer on the entire interior and didn't paint the creme white at all

@@reconmodelsvaughn469 thanks for pointing that out in my post else I would've still been thinking that the paint formula was new. The advertising and labeling is confusing but I agree that the new bottle is a vast improvement over the glass bottle. Imagine if Tamiya did the same!

@@whya2ndaccount thanks. The hum was my resin printer in the background. I tried to drown it out with some sound editing but wasn't able to do so. I should have just paused my print while recording

@@relentlesstorm The noise wasn't overwhelming and I guess reflected a "from the workbench" presentation. Looks like lacquer and a mask will be the way to go with the Leopard.

You say that but I've still got a few airfix enamels from the 80's that are still viable . Don't get wrong .. i use ak 3rd gen but they are fine 40 years on . Great review and very helpful . Thanks . M

@@MartinSparks-ef9gr I'm just looking at a simple "one stop" solution to get back into the hobby. I have no desire or need to have 100s of shades of multiple paint types. All water based or all lacquer, or similar so when once every 2-3 months I get to paint something I don't need to try and re-learn what the hell I'm doing.

Thank you!

@@patrickhruby5349 thanks. The markers aren't consistent thus far but I haven't tried them all yet just those German AFV sets which I'm sure will be the most popular especially considering AK only made German tank sets. I felt silly after I learned the paint formula didn't change but it's ok because I like the RC paint and I prefer the new packaging

No worries, I just found out about the new AK paint bottles yesterday from a florymodels video. I'll definitely be getting a few of those new markers, should be good for doing tools, guns, etc. and some flat white for lettering. 👍

@@darthtrentog6766 thank you!

@@PitstainHobbies thanks Ian!

Thank you. I was using VMS paint retarder for brush painting