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Hi all, just thinking and planning in advance of getting my airbrush kit this week, I assume a kind of spray booth would be useful if not essential? would I get away with making a cardboard box type with floor/sides/back/part roof but with a cut out to allow my lamp coverage to illuminate the thing being sprayed, also I assume spraying Acrylics in a living room will not cause any issues of spray vapour flying about causing us problems, I know I have seen some people where a mask (what's one of them lol) when actually sparying. Any ideas folks? OC.
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Evening all, more work this evening - its "Painting time" - the stables have Four main walls each with brick and paint detail, I carried on my routine from the farmhouse - sand colour worked into the mortar gaps, then a brick colour carefully brushed over the top, then the White built up in layers leaving it thinner close to were it meets the bricks - lots more to do. OC.
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Could do the primer I guess - and flat clear top coats - never thought of that - thank you Mark. OC.
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I see mate, I went with that route because Pontos showed it in thier instructions - lots and lots of cut outs to remove so things could sit on the plastic deck under the wood decking. OC.
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No its ok Lou, all info regarding airbrushes is useful to me - can't have enough info. OC.
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Thank you kindly for that Lou, mine arrives next Tue/Wed, but I won't be tempted to play with it till my Waterloo Dio is finished (so probably 2023) Lol OC.
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Will you be doing same as I did on my Warspite - and cutting out the small pieces of decking under all those rectangles? OC.
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I am hoping that once I know how to set it up (getting the right pressure - thiness of the paint) it will be like an extension of using a brush, where a steady hand will make a lot of difference, time will tell my friend - time will tell. OC.
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Evening all, some boring progress tonight that doesn warrant a photo - I have been doing some - sizing, marking and cutting to make the stables and base the correct size, this took some thinking about as the pieces interlock including a sloted section, but after a few hours I got there. Tomorrow will be the start of painting the individual pieces including some more brick work. OC.
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Thank you Craig, I will probably lean on you a bit for more tips when I get round to using it. OC.
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Thank you kindly Ken, think it will be reading, videos and repeate till I get to use it, probably on Hood after LHS is finished. OC.
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She is looking Superb mate - first class modelling. OC.
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Just pulled the trigger on this - Most expensive modeling item I have ever brought. OC. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/380603061384
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