Brush painting model master acrylic

No, do not expect these results from all Model Master Acrylic colors. In most cases I find that their one coat coverage is often translucent. And while you don't get texture of brush marks, you certainly see brush marks regarding color opacity. ESPECIALLY with lighter colors. Priming helps, but does not eliminate the problem. Their airbrushing properties are better than their hand brushing properties in my experience. Although they do handbrush with fewer headaches than Tamiya. 

I agree with stikpusher - I don't generally find hand brushing mm acrylics as easy as enamel, and you usually need multiple coats as they seem more translucent.  I have switched over to acrylics for spraying, as you get much less fumes than with enamels/lacquers, and have been very happy with the results.  However I still use enamels frequently for hand brushing, such as on model details...