QUOTE: Originally posted by John L
Not sure I answered the question Mike, but perhaps you can deduce something from it.
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Thanks for the opinions John.
My question about "is the Aztek as bad as people say" was more of a rhetorical question leading to the example I showed of that fantastic painting.
As always, skill is what matters and not the airbrush.
Each one of us should be the best you can be with the airbrush of choice for you.
It is a personal instrument that each individual has to decide for themselves which one they like. Some feel too bulky, others feel strange because of the shape such as the Aztek, but all are capable of incredible work.
Let's face it, modeling does not require as much from an airbrush as art forms such as illustration, etc. Most any good double-action airbrush is capable of painting freehand camouflage, mottled German type camo or any other thing we wish to paint. If you want to freehand some nose-art on the front of a 1/48 scale B-17 then of course the airbrush and paint used will be much more critical.
Mike
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for it. There is no fool so great a fool as a knowing fool. But to know
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