I'm celebrating completing a test and a subject from university
I oddly like to read stories/books of financially unfortunate couples or members of a couple just to feel good about seeing someone who didn't have much get what they lovingly deserve
I'd love to share this with all of the characters from ones I've read haha
I enjoyed the painting procedure, (Leopard 1a4 in Australian army camo) I got a lot of thin coats I don't normally get with the paintbrush and I don't have to wait very long for each layer to dry now, but I have a few questions
1: Am I supposed to be using at least 1/5 of the paint thinner bottle in cleaning it every model?
2: how can I create a finer mist? I thinned my Tamiya buff to about 1 part paint 8 part thinner and it still kind of has a big splatter effect on some parts of the dust.
3: how do I freehand the camo pattern? Do I thin the secondary colors more than the base coat?
4:Are there parts I need to watch out to replace? Like the needle? Or do I just replace the whole thing when it starts to slow down
5: Can I change the needle size for a finer/heavier spread?
Thank you all