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  • barney178
    • Sep 2019
    • 12

    #1

    MRP Paint mixing

    Hi

    Does anyone have any experience mixing MRP paints together to get required colour? Any hints and tips?

    Any help much appreciated.

    Dave
  • BarryW
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2011
    • 6012

    #2
    Hi Dave
    I have never mixed their paints, I have not had so because the range is very extensive.
    What colour are you in need of/

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    • barney178
      • Sep 2019
      • 12

      #3
      Originally posted by BarryW
      Hi Dave
      I have never mixed their paints, I have not had so because the range is very extensive.
      What colour are you in need of/
      Just starting at airbrushing and trying to find best and easiest make to use. Of course trying to compare Humbrol to MRP paints is tricky so guessing there must be a colour I might need to make.

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      • BarryW
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2011
        • 6012

        #4
        What do you build?

        You may find an extensive range of colours for your models with no need to mix.
        Their website has a great sort that helps find the right colours.
        Autentické akrylové farby pre airbrush plastikových modelov.

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        • barney178
          • Sep 2019
          • 12

          #5
          Originally posted by BarryW
          What do you build?

          You may find an extensive range of colours for your models with no need to mix.
          Their website has a great sort that helps find the right colours.
          Autentické akrylové farby pre airbrush plastikových modelov.
          Building all different things, planes boats, cars and bikes. Hence need to find a paint that covers most things.

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          • BarryW
            SMF Supporters
            • Jul 2011
            • 6012

            #6
            OK great. Take a look at the link and the sort menu and I think you will find a lot of that covered and where it is not a suitable colour is likely to be found. It is very wide ranging.

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            • barney178
              • Sep 2019
              • 12

              #7
              Originally posted by BarryW
              What do you build?

              You may find an extensive range of colours for your models with no need to mix.
              Their website has a great sort that helps find the right colours.
              Autentické akrylové farby pre airbrush plastikových modelov.

              Thanks. Will take a good look. Got Tamiya, Mr Color and MRP Paint to try so will see how things go.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Originally posted by barney178
                Does anyone have any experience mixing MRP paints together to get required colour?
                I don’t, but:—
                Originally posted by barney178
                Any hints and tips?
                My tip would be to just try it. Mix small amounts on a palette to see if it works, how the paint responds, etc. and if it doesn’t do totally unexpected things, give it a go in your airbrush.

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                • barney178
                  • Sep 2019
                  • 12

                  #9
                  Thanks for the replies everyone. Think I have discovered that not all colours have the same name, for instance WW1 green which I couldn't find on the MRP website but have found on another site. Think I will hopefully find what I need be looking in various places.
                  However if anyone know the code for flat gunmetal would be obliged.

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                  • Ian M
                    Administrator
                    • Dec 2008
                    • 18269
                    • Ian
                    • Falster, Denmark

                    #10
                    Originally posted by barney178
                    Think I have discovered that not all colours have the same name, for instance WW1 green which I couldn't find on the MRP website
                    MRP-251 PC-8 WWI RAF green
                    Group builds

                    Bismarck

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