SPA Modeler

Yes it will,I'm just careful with turpentine,sometimes it can be too hot and eat thru paint,weaken glue joints,or stiffen tracks.
Just don't use too much or work it in too hard

I just dab it on with a brush it retains a more crumbly effect,if you swish the brush around,you will get more of a mud streak effect,depends on what your looking for

I apply the pigments as you described and I use a Turpenoid to fix them,it's less harsh then the enamel fixer which could be too hot for some tracks.It fixes them pretty good,but you can't over handle them either.Dont overspray with flat as that will dissipate the pigment effect

That's a real beauty,camo is meticulous and love the tail markings.

I'm a basic modeler,and I'm pretty happy,I mean manufactures have been filling up lots of holes on people's collections over the last decade or so,but I don't understand why we haven't seen a nice German Secret Raider like Atlantis,Kormoran,Orion,or Pinguin,with the hidden guns and collapsible bulkh...

Yeah,I love Dragon kits but that's just crazy.


But if it came with $50 Fruils and $12 Barrel then yes

Which line are you using,Model Color or Model Air.I spray Model Color successfully with their own thinner and Flow Improver with a 10-2-2 ratio.
Model Air I haven't used a lot

Just started my count,might be awhile

Yes,that's the way I want it,but in reality,since I retired I'm pretty much running in place,I probably buy 5-6 kits a year, but really all I turn out too,so not making headway either.

I'm just a novice when it comes to stashes I have 36 not counting figures.