discussion Ju87 Stuka - Matchbox - 1:72

[pjgtech]

When ready for primer or colour coat ( unless metallic) or clearcoat I wash in warm soapy water and scrub in the gaps with an old soft toothbrush to remove flatting detritus.
When thoroughly dry ( usually overnight in the airing cupboard ) I don a pair of cotton gloves, blow off dust with an empty airbrush, brush the model with a Tamiya anti static brush and blow off again.
Further to the above I spray water on the kitchen roll on the floor of the spray booth to catch dust/ overstay. Of course the booth must be clean and dust free.
HTH.

Hmm, things to think about, sounds like I need a "clean" room, Lol, which my study definitely ain't!

 

[John Race]

Well done Peter, a great introduction in to the use of the AB.Nice to see you're using TAMIYA paints.

 

[Neil]

Good job Sir! I thought the same with my first AB too - the coats of paint are much thinner than a brush, not matter how much you think you have thinned it (for the brush) - I know I really ought to take WAY more care before AB.

This has come out very nicely though.