"1/100 Me-109 painting in progress" Topic
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| WWIICentral | 27 Feb 2011 10:34 a.m. PST |
Hi All, I just wanted to post up my latest project – a flight of Me-109G's painted for the Eastern Front. This is a tutorial work in progress and I hope to finish these up soon. link Comments and feedback appreciated :) Tanner |
 Saginaw  | 27 Feb 2011 3:04 p.m. PST |
WOW!! About your airbrush, which one do you use, and do you use a compressor? I've never tried Vallejo paints yet, but you may have sold me on them! Thank you very much for the visuals, WWIICentral/Tanner! Looks like miscmini/Kevin has a little competition. 
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| WWIICentral | 27 Feb 2011 6:47 p.m. PST |
Thanks Saginaw :) I've used a lot of airbrushes in the past 5 years and to be honest, good results can be acheived with most of them. I recently switched back to Iwata because I can get replacement parts just around the corner – I've been using the Iwata Eclipse and I'm finding that I like it much better than the $500 USD Iwata Custom Micron I used to own. I do use a compressor as well, it's an Iwata Compressor (but there are lots of other good brands out there). I've also tried a lot of different paints in the past 5 years and Vallejo always wins out for me. I hope to finish up these aircraft this week and then post a full tutorial. Tanner |
| WWIICentral | 03 Mar 2011 9:54 p.m. PST |
Just a quick post to mention that Part 2 of the article is up as I've finished these Me-109's :) link |
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