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I cant find a good way to prime tanks or other models that don't have a base, any suggestions?

Erm... Stick them to something like cardboard, etc and spray them with spray paint, an airbrush or paint with a brush?

Or drill a small hole_ glue in some metal wire and then use the wire to hold the model?

Or just pick them up and prime part of the model, let it dry and then prime the rest?

 SilverMK2 wrote:
Erm... Stick them to something like cardboard, etc and spray them with spray paint, an airbrush or paint with a brush?

Or drill a small hole_ glue in some metal wire and then use the wire to hold the model?

Or just pick them up and prime part of the model, let it dry and then prime the rest?

let parts of it dry.... should of thought of that ^^;

Could always buy a cheap tv turntable.

I use Lego!!! There is a bit that rotates it's from a crane or something then a flat plate under it and a flat plate on top viola one quick and simple turn table

I use a unfolded paperclip glued to a hole drilled in the bottom of the hull when working with these kinds of models.