slupanter
SMF Supporter
Sorry mate, disagree with you there . If you simply use the airbrush as a spray gun putting on solid coats you may well be correct. If, however you use it as a brush driven by air to generate some of the complex camouflage patterns or to add pre/post shading effects and weathering the time can be many multiples of that. Even carrying out basic Zenitel priming on my gaming minis can take me a good hour or so for thirty figures.Also add as there is a lot of talk about this.
The actual time you spend airbrushing a model is minute.
For each model I recon. 4 perhaps 5 sessions of of actually using ie operating the airbrush.
Each session probably 2 minutes.
Laurie
Sorry mate, disagree with you there . If you simply use the airbrush as a spray gun putting on solid coats you may well be correct. If, however you use it as a brush driven by air to generate some of the complex camouflage patterns or to add pre/post shading effects and weathering the time can be many multiples of that. Even carrying out basic Zenitel priming on my gaming minis can take me a good hour or so for thirty figures.
Wow Alexander you certainly will need a mask.I spend a good hour plus adding in tones with 3 or 4 shades on top or under the base colour.
Apologies just seen the attachment. Very nice indeed Alexander.I spend a good hour plus adding in tones with 3 or 4 shades on top or under the base colour.
Horses for courses Laurie, but I would personally find that approach incredibly restricting. Not sure what airbrush you use, by the way, but if that’s what you need an airbrush for, then you could cover the necessary bases by using a good single action spray gun.….anything double action and more complex will just have features you’ll never use.
For sure Laurie, and I meant no criticism of your work. I misunderstood your comments to mean you just used the airbrush for straight solid coats. Anyone that needs an airbrush for only that can save themselves a bit of cash.
As to toxins from low pressure sprayed effects, you are still atomising the paint, and that will migrate to the atmosphere you breathe, so you should protect yourself from it.
As to toxins from low pressure sprayed effects, you are still atomising the paint, and that will migrate to the atmosphere you breathe, so you should protect yourself from it.
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