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Regular Dakkanaut




United kingdom (derby)

So basically iv just got my very first airbrush and compressor off eBay, I got the vallejo model air white primer and it works really nice so id like to get a few more of the model air range and can get a set of 10 off eBay but what would be the best colours to start with I deffinatly want a black and probably a mud brown for weathering my tanks with but what else would you recommend ??
   
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Drakhun





Eaton Rapids, MI

The Velllejo Model Air Chrome is just amazing. But then everything I have from that line has been (minus the Rust).

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Regular Dakkanaut




United kingdom (derby)

Why minus the rust what was wrong with it ?
   
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Ambitious Space Wolves Initiate




I've had pleasant results from the rust- used it on my tau and it came out looking great

   
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Drakhun





Eaton Rapids, MI

Candle_man wrote:
Why minus the rust what was wrong with it ?


I found that the pigments flakes were too big for my liking. I look at the silver, chrome and aluminum and they are smooth and amazing. The rust just left me unimpressed.

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Sneaky Lictor





VMA Black and NATO Black are nice blacks to go on.

NATO Brown is also a nice shade. Earthy colours like Dirty Earth work okay, too.

 
   
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Trustworthy Shas'vre




DFW area Texas - Rarely

Pick what colors you think you will need for your projects.

I picked up a few of there sets (google them) and are very happy with them.

Some people feel they need a bit more thinning,but that varies with the paint, the specific airbrush and your PSI.


DavePak
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Shrieking Traitor Sentinel Pilot






Kansas City, MO

I love the VMA metallics when I can use them. The aluminum has great coverage even with a traditional brush. Though the fumes with these paints smell wonderful...

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Furious Fire Dragon





Athens Greece

 darefsky wrote:
Candle_man wrote:
Why minus the rust what was wrong with it ?


I found that the pigments flakes were too big for my liking. I look at the silver, chrome and aluminum and they are smooth and amazing. The rust just left me unimpressed.


I double that... VMA rust has much bigger pigments that the rest of the metallic in the line.

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All I can say about painting is that VMC tastes much better than VMA... especially black...

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Brigadier General





The new Sick Man of Europe

What colours do you usually paint with candle man?

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Grizzled Space Wolves Great Wolf





I do like the VMA range for airbrushing. Main thing I don't like is that no local stores carry them, so I have to buy online and the colour swatches can be very deceptive. I've bought several more paints than I needed simply because I couldn't figure out what they'd look like until I'd bought them.
   
 
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