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By luck I found out about this yesterday so went along with my 2 year old and a workmate. It was far too busy to be able to really get some good photos, I couldnt get even near the civilian vehicles or the figures.. heres what I manged to get though...

Ok, painting aircraft canopies.. If the cockpit interior calls for one colour, and the outside another... Would it work if I painted the interior colour on the "outside" then painted the exterior colour over it using the outer masks? Ie like painting rc car shells...... Or will I really need...

This is my entry.. Its my first competition of any sort... really looking forward a build that will have some motivation or reason to concentrate on it more/better. https://picasaweb.google.com/106637193211645499353/SMAStartProof?authuser=0&feat=directlink got 2 go.. am buildin....

And no... not girls! Just thought people might like to see what they do "round here" in Valencia, Spain every year. The festival is on right now.. its all fireworks and dressing up in the national dress and things like that... but one of the main parts is also the MASSIVE statues they make...

I'm working away at an academy 1/72 f18a... and like I said.. its one of THOSE builds Having so many problems, and not the fault of the model. So far, it has fallen off my desk 4 times, so 4 parts broken off I had to find with a light on the floor, scratched the paint of a part, paint I might...

I've found a decent supplier of iwata very near me, so after looking at the SMAU videos... i've decided on treating myself to a new brush... My question is this: If the eclipse hp cs comes with a 0.3mm needle, and the revolution cr comes with a 0.5mm needle.... what differences will this have...

Well here we go again! Not done this a long long long time.... This first spitfire is really a "tester" and something I am doing to get myself going again, so certain corners have been cut as I want to concentrate more on learning newer skills (turning my airbrush to models, weathering etc)...

yeah yeah I know, my own fault for trying to do this in the dark and for the first time.... Basically I´ve "over primered" my model in one area, its pretty thick, so much so that all panel lines are lost... Is there a way to improve this situation a little (other than next time dont do it...

Just found the forum and youtube channel and really liked the sounds of it so here I am. I used to build models when I was a lot younger, making do with the few paints and tools I had... more recently I've been flying radio control, but as with the economic state of things, I now have a lot...