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Cheers Mart As the bloke in my local model store has a toothbrush moustache, a cowlick and has a worrying tendency to goose step around the store i dont think the funny look thing will be a problem Thanks for the site ref, phew steep learning curve Skin

Hi All Having just started modelling again after a short break of oooh 30 odd years i find i need some help. I am constructing a Luft 46 diorama and am looking for a good pictorial source (preferably online) for WWII era German "squiggly" camo schemes, if you understand what i mean, and hopefully even a tutorial of techniques/colours etc. Any help gratefully recieved Cheers

Hey all Guess what another airbrush virgin who is in dire need of some advice Having read the threads and compared the various set ups mentioned my head is spinning, basically i am taking up modelling after a somewhat lengthy gap of about....ohhh...30 years and have noticed that things have moved on somewhat from my memories of gummed up brushes and corrosive glue, it appears you are all using these new fangled airbrush thingies. So after much consideration this setup seems to be good value for money http://www.modelsforsale.com/catalog/produ...ducts_id=329977 teamed with a http://www.everythingairbrush.com/acatalog...86-800-wide.jpg Somewhat less pricey than the £350 i was going to spend on a similar set with paints over at Airbushes.com....so is this set up suitable for a first timer?, i will be doing some dioramas/models/skin art (if the GF doesnt run screaming of course)...the pot on the brush looks a little titchy in the photo but never having used one before perhaps it's adequate? and as a final question are there any hidden extras i may as well buy at the same time? perhaps some odd piece of hose without which the entire thing grinds to a halt? Anyway enough rambling, any advice gratefully received Cheers