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Welcome and I do remember the Snake and Mongoose.

Welcome to the forum and good luck on finding something that works for ya on time keeping.

Welcome

I just wonder if anyone was hiding under water in a model u boat.

I just had to share this here if the link works. https://media.gab.com/system/media_attachments/files/160/784/910/playable/2a614ba3b13403e9.mp4

Nice

Sprays well too.

I can see it in the top photo on the nose and the top engine panels. It certainly makes a difference and looks good.

Nice work

I have come close to ordering that kit on more than one occasion because I worked in both the Titan II and Minuteman II missile systems. Titan missiles at Little Rock AFB and after going through the shut down of the Titan missile system at LRAFB in the 80's it was off to Malmstrom AFB and the...

You could check Hobbylinc and Spruebrothers as well.

I've been testing Migs mettalics for aircraft and the good thing is they spray at low pressures and look good. What I don't care for is the feel of the paint after it's on the model. It's got a tacky feel to it and after some handling it looks like small dots in places where the paint has come...

Looks good. Looking forward to seeing how the black and white gloss works under the silver.

I put all my models in a dehydrator after painting. I just use a small one I had for making deer jerky. Not very expensive but will not accommodate larger 1/48th scale planes so those get to sit and cure naturally.

I've used it with good results. I have heard complaints from folks that ordered it and got it delivered during cold weather and apparently it doesn't like the cold.

After the tank is filled with air your compressor will only kick on occasionally to keep it full. Those small compressor are pretty quiet.

I started with a set up like this but have since switched to the compressor with the air tank like Pantherman posted. I recommend you go straight to the one with the tank, it's a world of difference.

Well just keep at it, you never know when it may pick up.

Thanks I might give it a try. I'm on a no primer kick right now but I may have to give that a try. I like Stynylrez but it does have a smell to it. Nothing harsh but it stinks.

Thanks for the info. I'm currently monkeying around with some ammo paints. I like my Tamiya paints and don't mind the mixing but if I find a water based acrylic that I can be happy with I'm good with that too. Never tried AK paints but I'll look at them.