Daimler AC MK I

Tamiya and Gunze will mix very well together if thoroughly mixed. The paint is further thinned with 30% Tamiya Thinners for airbrushing.

 

ISO and Tamiya thinners feel and smell the same and have similar characteristics but I do think the Tamiya thinners (although much more expensive than a $1.99 litre bottle of ISO) is a much better product and does provide better results.

 

Mark   

~Mark~ Word around the watercooler is that Tamiya thinner IS Isopropyl alcohol with a tiny amount of Tamiya retarder added (a retarder that was rumored to be available seperately by now but I have not seen offered for sale any place)   --This additive may account for your "better results" I'd imagine.. I would hope if anyone knows of the Tamiya retarder becoming available they would create a thread saying from where

Adam

Hello Mark,

 

I am afraid I have come late to this one as I have been too busy enjoying the sunshine! I have to say it's another Bannerman masterpiece, lovely work!!

 

R

Beautiful weather and all my other hobbies and activities have kept me away from the modelling bench. However, I did manage to sneak in a few hours in last night with some pin-washes using oils and filters with enamels. Gives it just enough of a gritty surface to begin the wet and dry pastel treatment.

 

   

Don't waste the fine weather Mark  I think were all the same all round the world

 

Looking very nice, interested in this wet and dry pastel technique your going to be using.

 

Craig

looking great Mark!

 

R

Looking very fine Mark....It's beautiful....

 

 

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Very nice Mark!  It is so pretty and clean that it could be on the Local War Lords showroom floor!

Hi Mark,

I like the look of this.

Cheers

VI