Small Scale Military Headquarters

Dean......did you use Modelmaster acrylic paint or just the regular paint? Obviously I'm not Dean, however, if this helps, I used Testors Model Master Acrylic Flat Gull Gray (#4763) for my custom job. Acrylic paint is much easier to clean both when used in an airbrush or if one has to clean up runo...

The make-up foam is much softer and less porous that the paint brush foam - which is a key factor in the success of this method. It leaves no trace and looks just like you airbrushed it. I would try the other foam types, but don't count on the same quality of finish.

Dean

exactly what do you mean by 'sponges'? Can you post a pic? Aferg, here's a pic of what he used from his flickr photo site: (I think you could just use those foam paint applicators that you see all over Michaels or Lowes - looks like they are the same foam just have a stick in them to hold - the tex...

i knew all that make up i keep hidden in my bathroom would come in handy some day. I'm gonna try Dean's method.. :wink: I did not use make-up -- only the sponges!!! LOL Just finished the nose cone - Used Model Master Radome Tan for the front section. Gull Grey on the back. I'll try to post a progre...

Thanks so much for posting the pic! This method is so simple!!! The Model Master Flat FS36440 Gull Grey is a dead on match and you can dab out the spots completely or hide them so that just a bit shows through. Just finished one of the rear elevators and it is awesome!!!! E-mail me if you have any q...

Not sure how to post my pictures here.

Please e-mail me and I will send you the link to the photos on Flickr.

This method cost less than 10 bucks and the spots literally disappear in seconds!!!!

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3 bucks for the bottle of paint 3 bucks for the bag of sponges post-its - go figure! This is so easy!!! And fun too!!!! Remember that she will look very naked when all the spots are gone. Then we will decide how to really weather her. Estimated time to spot removal - one hour. I'll try to post some ...

I just stumbled across an incredibly simple way to make all of the spots disappear - "No Fuss - No Muss" - All you need is - one bottle of Model Master FS36440 Flat Gull Grey one pad of post it notes one bag of non-latex, non-toxic foam make-up wedges step 1: Mask off your panel with post-its step 2...

I just stumbled across an incredibly simple way to make all of the spots disappear - "No Fuss - No Muss" - All you need is - one bottle of Model Master FS36440 Flat Gull Grey one pad of post it notes one bag of non-latex, non-toxic foam make-up wedges step 1: Mask off your panel with post-its step 2...