[WWI] Brush painting WAS: Last Man Standing? Not me, I have been assimilated......possibly

[Andy Bannister]

---- Crawford Neil <Neil.Crawford at volvo.com> wrote: 
> Yes I think Tony Woollet was a brush painter. If you paint properly and
> use steel wool between coats, I don't think there really is much difference
> between brush painting and air brushing.  The final result will be the same, 
> the route there might be more pleasant with brush painting. For myself
> I'll continue with the airbrush as it's something I'm used to. 
> /Neil

I don't think steel wool or micromesh would work too well on silver paints though, would it? I've seen some truly appalling brush painted "natural metal" paint jobs...

And despite the various blending/stippling techniques I've seen I still think soft edged camo looks far better sprayed.

But then I'm a heavily biased die-hard airbrush user...


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Andy

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