Heggylovesu wrote: |
Thanks for the help. I have never used TAMIYA paints before so I'm a real noob at what actual colours to get from them! |
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Since you haven't used them, if you have any option for brush painting, don't. As noted in the post above, they are not bruch friendly. It's not so much that they dry quickly as they skin over quickly leaving the under level still wet. Your loaded brush will touch and dissolve the skin, lifting it and the uncured paint below.
If you are going to do any serious figure work, invest in Vallejo or Andrea painte. A little goes a long way, no brush strokes, no lifting colors, thin with distilled water, no need for buying esoteric products just to be able to use them. I could go on,. but you get the picture.
If you do wind up withTamiya, beware flat base, it HAS to be mixed with another medium, paint or Future floor polish, to be used at all.