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Orangecoke wrote:I use an Iwata BCS - it's probably 4-500 bucks to get started if you get a nice compressor (I use iwata sprint jet). I think I've been doing it about 1.5 years now. I've painted a few armies with it.

Also, you can always pick up an HP-CS for $250-300 with a decent compressor. Its not that expensive for the time it saves, but it takes some doing to get used to it. As with anything, practice makes perfect.

That is awesome! Sick paint job and love the weathering!

That is one amazing tank, I like the weathering as well.

I like it. It may be light, but it dosen't look bad because of the excellent weathering- And there's nothing wrong with light SW's anyway.

Beautiful! Love the combination of the bright paint job and the chipping and weathering.

Excellent use of color very well done. I realy like the color on the turret.