Hi, can someone please tell me if I can brush or is it an airbrush thing, haven't done much modelling since March and have forgotten, I think it's age related.
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To my knowledge you can do both mate. -
Mark,
neat, by brush - diluted by airbrush.
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Meant to ask, what's the difference between the two varnishes?Comment
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Ummmm - one's in a big bottle? :rolling:
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Bin them all Mark! :smiling5:
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Your Vallejo Gloss varnishes are the same but in different size bottles. I would not use them for protection but as an adhesive. Vallejo are not up to handling the harsh weathering a standard build would receive. As the name suggests you will have a gloss finish once applied. Ideal for glass, lenses etc. The white primer again is poor and you will struggle with. If you airbrush it 9 times out of 10 it will be very watery. Possible use with the brush on figures?? All three can be used in an airbrush but you may find you have to water down the varnish. All can be used using a brush. My experience is of AFV models so cannot advise on their use on other types of models.Comment
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Thanks for the input, will be painting figures, a new direction for me.Bin them all Mark! :smiling5: :thumb2:
Your Vallejo Gloss varnishes are the same but in different size bottles. I would not use them for protection but as an adhesive. Vallejo are not up to handling the harsh weathering a standard build would receive. As the name suggests you will have a gloss finish once applied. Ideal for glass, lenses etc. The white primer again is poor and you will struggle with. If you airbrush it 9 times out of 10 it will be very watery. Possible use with the brush on figures?? All three can be used in an airbrush but you may find you have to water down the varnish. All can be used using a brush. My experience is of AFV models so cannot advise on their use on other typtes of models.Comment
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