HUmbrol paint

I would imagine that any enamel thinner, or mineral spirits will do. And if you are stuck I think laquer thinner will thin just about anything.

I use mineral spirits/paint thinner from a hardware or paint store for Humbrol or any other enamel paint.  I do use Model Master paint thinner for airbrush work however.  Humbrol is fine paint and its never "let me down", something I can't say for ModelMaster enamel.

Texgunner

I use mineral spirits/paint thinner from a hardware or paint store for Humbrol or any other enamel paint.  I do use Model Master paint thinner for airbrush work however.  Humbrol is fine paint and its never "let me down", something I can't say for ModelMaster enamel.

What he said I use standard hardware store thinner for cleaning my brushes and any thinning needed while handbrushing with Humbrols. For airbrushing I use Model Master Enamel Airbrush Thinner.

all the above, except i use Tamiya enamel thinner for airbrushing Humbrol ('cause it's the easiest type of model thinner to find where i live).

For cleaning the airbrush or any paintbrushes, i just use turps from the hardware store.

cml

except i use Tamiya enamel thinner for airbrushing Humbrol ('cause it's the easiest type of model thinner to find where i live).

Chris, you have a choice: Mineral Spirits (actually Diggers brand White Spirit) @ about $5.00/litre from Bunnings or Tamiya enamel thinner from your LHS @ about $5.00/40ml. Humbrol thinner is the same stuff.

On the subject of humbrol paints. Is there anyone that sells it in Canada (preferably online since I live way up in the North).