[WWI] Old humbrol
Nigel Cheffers-Heard
su3264 at eclipse.co.uk
Fri Feb 2 03:29:34 EST 2007
Additionally, I gather the old paints were made by the Humber Oil
Company, the current ones are made in China.
My experience of Chinese-made artists colours is that their pigments
are not as finely ground. Although it is an empirical test, seeing
how long it takes the pigment to precipitate out of a highly thinned
sample gives a good indicator of how fine they are. The Chinese
umbers I used for washes had such a coarse particle that by the time
you had it thinned enough for a good wash and picked up the model and
brush, the pigment was in a pool in the bottom!
Still like Trumpeter kits, though..........
N
Nigel Cheffers-Heard
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On 2 Feb 2007, at 2:28, Mark Shannon wrote:
>> From a chemistry point of view, there were about three big changes.
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