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well done.. came out very nice.. knocked it out of the park

I build up layers..

thank for posting... I love the fearless way in which you attack all your projects big and small I never miss your uploads and would be commenting on YT if not for the whole G+ thing (I refuse to submit).. I really enjoy and look forward to your stuff.. keep up the good work man

I can read it

Pretty sure the Tamiya colors are the same.. its just 2 sizes.. I would get the Tamiya in the larger jar.. and pump the rest of the cash into the Vallejo... or the smaller jars and get even more vallejo.. If you do end up getting the smaller jars you might also want to double up on some of...

another vote for the tamiya scriber... IMO the only reason to use something else is to start the areas a tamiya tool wont/cant reach

I have been using model masters acryl flat clear... works great.. I put in 2 or 3 drops of thinner just for laughs but it doesnt really need it.. I just picked up the vallejo clear varnishes and am anxious to try them.. but I dont haven anything I need to clear at all right now.. flat or...

super clean really is amazing stuff.....

yea I am familiar with google.. I was hoping for some [local] insight as to the "best" place to hit up.. thanks for the reply tho Elm.. appreciate it

in Chicago this weekend visiting a friend and seeing a concert.. was wondering if any of the SMA Chicago natives could give me a heads up on the best/nearest LHS.. we are staying at the marriot near the UIC pavillion on harrison and ashland.. where should I go for a styrene fix?? whats my best...

I started with a couple of generic china brushes to get a feel for using an airbrush... got one of those tcp global deals with a compressor I have since switched to a harder & steenbeck evoloution and I love it...

Zamboni operator...

santa brought me a new toy also... except mine is a H&S Evo 2-1 I am anxious to put it to the test as previously I was using a couple of generic tcp global brushes which worked well.. but lack that certain quality a name brand brush often provides... I love getting new toys and hope you guys...

let it dry a little bit longer before you paint over areas that you have hit already.. im no expert but I have good results with brushing tamiya in multiple quick thin coats.. laaayeers maaaaaann.. gl

have not used it yet.. maybe this weekend... but I got suave max hold for my first attempt at HS chipping.. I actually had my girlfriend pick it up.. I told her to get "just regular ol hairspray nothing fancy or whatever" and that is what she came home with.. be interested to see what the ol...

no?

Michael Davis of the MC5 has that covered...

I never would have bought it before but now that I know I wont be able to get any I want some... lol

the reason that PM review.. and the one for clone wars.. and star trek... is so funny.. is because it is true as for the decals... I certainly couldnt lay them down so they match up and look nice.. I applaud anyone who can or has