Need tips...

And as far as paints go I am currently using some Testors and some Model Masters paint.

camo junkie wrote:

ok, well its been a loooooong time since i painted a model with a brush...however, using the same knowledge as my figures...thin your paints so they just "cover" the area/model. you dont want to make it look like its "caked" on (not that u would but not knowing your knowledge hard to tell). apply washes where needed and drybrush the high spots. can go into more detail...but not knowing what ya do/dont know its kinda hard...but hope that at least helps!

Honestly dude, I've been away for so long that I have no idea what you are talking about. =( 

Hi, and welcome to the forums.

Can you describe what sort of issues you're having while painting? And please let us know what type of paint you're using, as some types of paint (eg. Tamiya acrylic) don't necessarily brush paint very well straight out of the bottle, but with a little preparation and care in application, one can obtain better results.

(If you're using Tamiya acrylics, this may be of assistance: /forums/992589/ShowPost.aspx ) 

ok, well its been a loooooong time since i painted a model with a brush...however, using the same knowledge as my figures...thin your paints so they just "cover" the area/model. you dont want to make it look like its "caked" on (not that u would but not knowing your knowledge hard to tell). apply washes where needed and drybrush the high spots. can go into more detail...but not knowing what ya do/dont know its kinda hard...but hope that at least helps!