ViaGW. Water-based acrylic paint is the obvious choice for mini painting. For starters, it is the de facto standard when walking into a Games Workshop or Warhammer store. Their citadel branded paint is also found in independent game stores the world over and features in all of their official publications such as White Dwarf as well as
Anunboxing and review of Revell RAF Tornado GR.1, 1/72 scale model kit, ref: 04619. Also included is a look at the Aires Tornado resin and photo-etch upgrade set (for IDS, but works with GR.1) and War Birds âSnoopy Airwaysâ aftermarket decals for Operation Granby. The kit has five main sprues (three for the Tornado, and two for armament
That Panzer IV G because I was in Bratislava and had to check the local model shop and of course buy something there. - Revell Type VII C/41 1/144 because u-boats haunts me. - Revell HMCS Snowball Corvette 1/144 because it's the u-boats enemy - Grumman TBF because I like the Pacific Theater's planes design and colors.
PostedNovember 21, 2021. As mentioned this subject has come up before. How I see it: Revell is the better kit, Airfix is the better model. Airfix is more accurate in many respects, but it's considerably more difficult to put together and has heavy panel lines.
Paintingis a choice, but the plastic is a single color and a finished unpainted model will look, well, like unpainted plastic. As noted in our wiki/FAQ, modeling choices depend on scale, subject, and quality. In 1/48 scale the Tamiya Spitfire is the best there is. Youâll need a few paints to finish it, but not more than 7.
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