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............ words fail me.

Oh that's good to hear! Wasn't sure if we were talking 21st brittleness or BBI type stuff. Thanks! Also.. where would one go to order some modern stuff from you?

How durable is it?

What about our A-10!!!! :D

The model masters seems to dry pretty quick on its own from my experience. Usually if I start painting a leg, by the time I finish with the other one the first has dried enough to handle. Thankfully all my figures tend to be dirty as hell, so a good wash/drybrush masks a lot of my technical...

I really need to learn patience then.. I want to manhandle my men (huh huh Eddism!) almost immediately after I'm done coating them. I think I last maybe 30 seconds? Then I'm off doing the next thing to them. How long do you wait? That whole paragraph was just way too :rainbow:

Whats the point of thinning the paint? I always just glop it on...

That crap? Heck, go with all black. That's what Ninja's use. I'm sorry, was that another racist joke against latina house keepers??!! You never quit!!! :medalofhonor:

Sheesh. I think maybe some good brushes would be a good start.. mine are mostly all nasty..

Interesting.. will have to take a look then! Daddy needs a new set of brushes..

Mine still scrapes at the joints.. but not terribly.. depends on the joint.

It's a bit of a drive, but not out of the question, thanks!

Fuck. So many paints. The local store only carries some Model master stuff.. and Tamiya but I don't like Tamiya. Grrr.

Whats Floquil?

hmm I have a couple of those colors..

Stuff? Figures and vehicles I suppose. I figured you could extrapolate it from figures to vehicles, but I guess flat vs curved surfaces do matter.

Someone! Help! Haha any tips/tricks on painting standard, non-digital camo? Thanks!

That's funny, that's the base color I use for all my customs :D

And especially Dead Hooker-ology.

Someone needs to find a warehouse of UH-1s. Please.