Dimensions Embroidery, Easymodel, EK Success Tools, Eurographcs, D-Toys, Eduard, Gluelines, Heller, I also clean my airbrush between colours, ie taking it apart and ensuring that the needle is clean and free of any paint build up. Depends on the thinner, with water/ IPA 1:1, with MHLT 1:2 paint:thinner. This is only a guide as I never measure my ratio's for paint thinning I always base my thinning based on what comes out of the airbrush.

Tamiya 10ml Acrylic Paints are made from water-soluble acrylic resins and are excellent for either brush or spray painting. I use UMP/Stynylrez primer and mostly Tamiya or Mr Color thinned with Mr Color Leveling thinner with little or no issues.High Quality: Tamiya is known for producing high-quality model kits that are accurate, detailed, and well-designed. Their kits often come with a high level of precision, which makes them appealing to serious modelers and collectors. UK Importers ,wholesalers and distributors of plastic model kits, jisaw puzzles, board games, embroidery, paints, tools and glues. After stopping to wash my sprues to test out how the paint would go down I discovered that it was a waste of time, I've never had a problem. The only time I'll use alcohol to wipe down is if I've manhandled the model excessively. I do like to use Mr Hobby surface primer but I don't use it as a preparation paint although its very good for that but rather as a technique to fix small imperfections in the plastic or my assembly. Tamiya is a Japanese brand founded in 1946. She is involved in the design and marketing of radio-controlled electric vehicles. All you have to know about Tamiya Who is the Tamiya manufacturer? I also use Alkan and vallejo acrylics thinned with UMP(Ultimate Modelling Products) thinner which also give excellent results.

Ease of Assembly: Tamiya model kits are generally well-engineered and designed for ease of assembly. This makes them a great choice for beginners and those who are looking for a more straightforward building experience. One of the most common products from Tamiya available online is paint. This Japanese manufacturer produces a wide variety of acrylic and enamel paints that allow model makers to achieve virtually any finish for their creations. Depending on how much I been using it my airbrush gets stripped down and given a "sonic clean" every 2 or 3 weeks, this is almost certainly overkill but I prefer to err on the safe side rather than slovenliness. My Number 1 rule for airbrushing- DON'T OVERTHINK IT! It's paint, art if you will, not a chemistry experiment. Work out what works FOR YOU and roll with that - if you're one of those people who need 'exact', you may need to learn to chill a bit and just play. It's a tough thing to do (I speak from experience), but it's the only way you'll manage to get a good result.Recently, this week, I've started using AK Xtreme "metallics", I've not needed to thin these but being non-acrylic, I've no idea if their lacquer or enamels.