The painting of the bodies

[Candyman]

Actually, if you do a lot of airbrushing, you'll find that you end up with multiple guns for different reasons anyway. My first was a Badger single-action which I still have. Those are actually good for covering large areas. Just preset the paintflow and blast away. I have a Paasche dual-action that I also use for larger coverage because my Iwata is better for small patches and shading. So if you do a lot, you'll ultimately just end up with brushes for different jobs.

 

[Rolex]

I really got tired of all the cleaning and tip switching I used to do with the Paasche. Now I can swap guns or hoses in a few seconds, then clean them all at the end of the project.
I love my airbrushes and treat them like valuable jewels. In return, they also treat me very well.

 

[alpinehyperlite]

I love my airbrushes and treat them like valuable jewels.

Well, every princess needs her jewlery, the sparkles take away from the huge ears.....


























It was just too easy, you walked right into it.

 

[Rolex]

LMFAO!!

Just don't try to kiss me, Frog boy.

 

[alpinehyperlite]

But those cute little evil gnome looking cheeks, i might just have to give'm a lil smooch. lol At least we waited till his question was answered before we derailed the thread this time.........

 

[Rolex]

I didn't notice that the thread was derailing. Everything just seemed so normal.

 

[flandersander]

lol. Yeah, but alpine is right my question was answered 4 useless posts ago... again

 

[Rolex]

As long as you got what you need, we'll leave this thread and look for another one to derail.

 

[flandersander]

yeah, i got what i need. Now go! Go search for another to derail and make crash and burn.