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Like it? Heck, I love it!! Can I have it? ROFL!!!!!
BlackSheepTwoOneFour T3chDad - I clicked on the link you provided and what I saw really left me awestruck. I'm at a loss of words on that kit. If I had to describe it in one word, it's... BEAUTIFUL!
T3chDad - I clicked on the link you provided and what I saw really left me awestruck. I'm at a loss of words on that kit. If I had to describe it in one word, it's... BEAUTIFUL!
On the bench: Between Builds...
I don't really have any experience with any other airbrushes, but I love my NEO. I did my research, watched some reviews and introductions on youtube. Between the reviews and the price point, it was a no-brainer. Having said that, I love it! It's easy to clean, has great control, and the three different size paint cups are really nice (never used the largest one). I can shoot very fine lines and also has decent coverage. It seems to be a great all-around AB. I use low PSI most of the time (12 ish). I've only used it on one model since only recently got back into plastic modeling after more than 30 years. You can see the results here.
Couldn't help but notice the Neo. what is it like?
Leo
My Blog - leoslatestbuilds.blogspot.com
On the workbench: 1/72 Airfix De Havilland DH88 Comet , 1/35 Trumpeter M1A1, 1/35 Tamiya Tyrannosaurus Rex, 1/8 (?) vinyl C3PO brand unknown
BlackSheepTwoOneFourLove it! Now you're a regular McGuyver!
That's what my wife calls me.
After using this thing though an entire project I have a small mod... I did end up drilling one hole in the bracket so I could get a little tilt to it when it's holding the AB.
Love it! Now you're a regular McGuyver!
I like this, very innovative, thanks!
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On the Bench: Nothing on the go ATM
That is slick. I have a smaller scale clamp like that I will try that with, Thanks for the idea.
Pretty slick! Thanks for posting it
--MikeOn the Bench: 1:72 Academy P-51BOn Deck: 1:72 Hobby Craft DHC-3 (U-1A) & 1:72 Academy Ju 87G-1
Cool idea,I like it
I used the cheap bracket that came with an old airbrush, some fuel tubing and a $2 sliding clamp to make my own airbrush holder. It works great...sturdy and can easily be relocated at will to suit your needs. All you have to do is slide the fuel tubing over the cheap bracket's fingers (optional), and then bolt/screw the bracket to the end of the clamp. I didn't even have to drill any holes.
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