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I would like to see an accurate plastic kit of the CSS Alabama in 1/192nd scale. Half the size of the old inaccurate 1/96th scale Revell kit.

Like anything else good tools cost money. BUT, you needn't break the bank when buying an airbrush. However, stick with reputable manufacturers like Badger, Paasche, Harder and Steenbeck, DeVilbiss, Iwata to name the ones I consider the better manufacturers. Someone mentioned that the Mr Hobby...

The baron mentioned Quick Shine that i believe is a Holloway House product. If anyone goes looking for it make sure that what you buy is in the green label container.

Two burly guys in suits and sunglasses turning up on your front door saying 'We're from the government' when the regularly used euphemism by modellers on here to describe a badly built and painted model in need of restoration flags up on their computers.

For enamel or lacquer paints I blast some white spirit through to get rid of any excess paint in the airbrush. Followed on with Cellulose Thinners until it sprays clear into a white tissue. Then to finish I blow through some dedicated air brush cleaner to clean and protect the seals and 'O'...

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Holy Broken Bones Batman! An excellent take on your old ride!