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Can we conclude that some people like
Tamiya others dont for brush painting.I have never closed a thread due to it becoming a contest to have the final word. I have no with to do so.
I think that the original question has had reasonable comment. Some helpful, some not directly helpful but a valid point of view.
Can we either get this thread on track again or let it lie.
Ian M
Let me start off here with an apology. I had no intention, and still don't, of stirring emotions or suggesting even vaguely that anyone's favorite paint be replaced with
Tamiya with my posts. My point, perhaps unartfully expressed, was that
Tamiya acrylics can be brushed to a nice finish. That is all.
I'm not trying to convert anyone to brushing
Tamiya acrylic paints. I'm not an advocate of any brand of paint. Each have their own characteristics and each may be more appropriate in some circumstances than in others.
yak face - Looking at your attached photos, it looks to me that the paint was curing as you painted. The cure time needs to be slowed considerably. This way you will not get paint rolling up on your brush as you stroke. Your comment on small areas was very valid. My posting of the STUG was meant as an example of a larger area brushed. My text was not measured. In fact, it was needlessly antagonistic. Please accept my apologies.
andygh - No hackles raised here. I took your comment as being wry. I was amused. I was trying to reply in kind, hence the smiley. Sorry, my amusement didn't come off in response.
I think I'll leave my comments as they are here. I am sorry for the ruckus I've kicked up.