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Oh :D , painted only . I was going off , " I made a few .. " Figured you used an epoxy or something .

What did you sculpt them out of ?

Yeah , alkyds ( enamels ) don't work with water . --- with the exception of the chemically modified ones that do , see Winsor&Newton Artisan series . The reducers used for alkyds aren't necessarily that toxic . Mineral spirits . Turpentine . yes , your order of operations is correct . It can...

All but the " lacquer enamels " part . No such thing . The Tamiya acrylics are still water miscible like all acrylics , it's just that they are solvent based utilizing alcohols . The resin is compatible with both alcohols and ketones .

I wouldn't change the wings up . Sounds gruesome . Show off all that detail . Unless you're planning on it being in some historically accurate diorama , it's art .

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p4432023.m570.l1313&_nkw=pilgrim+space+station&_sacat=0

Welcome Aboard ! can't help with the rigging , I'm sure others here will have some input for you

AI needs to stay away from interior design , lulz

Adapters : https://www.scalehobbyist.com/catagories/Airbrushes_and_Supplies/browse.php?s=3&t=0&u=4

I'm confused . What did you receive ? the product page shows standard 1/8" fittings : https://spraygunner.com/products/gsi-airbrush-bundle-ps-290-ps-270

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Pix ? more details ? which product .

closest I've come so far , released 1970 remote engine on a long boom , 3 deployable " arms " , bluntish nose https://www.scalemates.com/kits/mpc-9001-pilgrim-observer-space-station--393247