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2013/05/27 08:55:41
Subject: Bugbear Miniature How to - Airbrush Painting Tutorial
I appreciate the way you made the tutorial, very easy to follow. Well done sir!
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2013/10/01 18:50:15
Subject: Re:Bugbear Miniature How to - Airbrush Painting Tutorial
First of all I'd like to thank you all for your kind words.
Cuchulain
Is cleaning up after airbrushing a pain?
It depends. Primer and varnish are more difficult to clean than the acrylic colours.
Airbrush has some parts which are really small and it must clean them well.
I can't say that it is pain. When I finish all the painting, I make a full clean to my airbrush. This usually wants about 10 minutes.
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