Hi form the Netherlands.

[Xavnl]

Hey!

 

Back into modelling after a long break (25 years 😥).

 

A huge flanker fan, I am trying to build a 1/72 Trumpeter Su-30 MKK right now. Kinda brush the dust project, already a few mistakes though.

Waiting for a Su-33 and su-27UB.

Next big step will have to convinve myself, and my wife, I need an airbrush...

 

See you soon in the build section.

 

Cheers,

 

Xav

 

 

[Corsairfoxfouruncle]

Hello Xav ...  to Britmodeller from the USA. 

8 hours ago, Xavnl said:

Kinda brush the dust project, already a few mistakes though.

Mistakes aren't that bad of course. Thats how we learn to improve or hobby skills. The airbrush is an investment and will help you take things to a different level. However i would wait till you have a few kits done and are sure you want to spend the €. 

 

Dennis

Edited November 5, 2018 by Corsairfoxfouruncle

[Steve86]

Hi Xav  welcome to the forum and back to the hobby.

[Xavnl]

Thanks.

[Ian T]

On 05/11/2018 at 17:12, Xavnl said:

Hey!

 

Back into modelling after a long break (25 years 😥).

 

A huge flanker fan, I am trying to build a 1/72 Trumpeter Su-30 MKK right now. Kinda brush the dust project, already a few mistakes though.

Waiting for a Su-33 and su-27UB.

Next big step will have to convinve myself, and my wife, I need an airbrush...

 

See you soon in the build section.

 

Cheers,

 

Xav

 

 

Hi Xav, welcome to the forum, you’ll enjoy it here. I returned to modelling not that long ago and faced the same dilemma about buying an airbrush. I agree with Dennis’s comment above, don’t rush into it until you’re sure that you’ll be doing kits on a regular basis. You can buy a lot of rattle cans for the cost of an airbrush, compressor, cleaning stuff, etc.etc. But once you do decide, then it’s a good investment, but takes a bit of practice, that’s for sure.

Have fun with your model making and the forum.

Regards Ian