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I really like using these tones of Anita's acrylic paints on my structures. They are a great value which I purchased at Hobby Lobby in Pt. Huron, Michigan a few years ago. They are a great deal when on sale for way under a dollar a bottle. From left to right they are charcoal, woodsy smoke, bark brown, rusty red, earth brown and rainy day gray.
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A few views of some of the paints and powders I use on my models. I am trying to stay away from the smelly stuff as much as possible...George Dutka
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If one is going to only purchase one weathering powder product this four pack of Bragdon powders is the one to consider. I think I have shown you this before but it is my go-to weathering. I can't remember a project that this plastic box has not been on the workbench for. Oh that is the front section of the BarMills building flat.
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Dollarama located here in Ontario has a nice line of large bottles of Acylic paint for a dollar. These are my go-to bottles.
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I use these paints as well. My wife has quite a stock of them bought years ago for her tole painting pursuits and they have lasted quite well. The only problem I have had with the is using CDS Transfers. The paint is thick and doesn't bond well the car side and comes up with the transfer. I am going to hobby-painted cars with water decals and I think I'll have better luck.
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Hi Eric:
ReplyDeleteInteresting I have yet to use these to paint my rolling stock...George