[WWI] Scale Black

[Andy Bannister]

> 
> Sorry Andy.  I'm obtuse, dense and decrepit.  I was 
> attempting a tongue in cheek 
> commentary and, as usual, screwed it up.  I get frustrated 
> and envious reading how others achieve the subtleties in 
> painting.  When I'm able to get the color I want, get it 
> properly thinned to where the air brush isn't clogging up 
> every three seconds and get it going on smoothly, I'm not 
> stopping to introduce interpretive shadings!  That sucker is 
> going to be covered everywhere it needs that color. I tend to 
> mix my paints in a spare bottle, then spray from the bottle.  
> If I mix small 
> quantities in the cup, I can never duplicate the color for 
> succeeding coats. It 
> can weather on the shelf. . . if it ever makes it that far!
> 
> Mike
> 
Not at all Mike, it was a good tongue in cheek commentary and I agree
wholeheartedly! I have enough trouble just finishing models at all - if I
tried to factor in exactly how a model would look from a set viewing
distance on a hazy day with a high pollen count at 11:21am on July 3rd 1917
in Ypres and seen from a northwesterly direction I'd quit the hobby and take
up knitting!!
Andy - taking it to ridiculous extremes as always.