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Thank you Germ for your support! I just got done with a bunch of area terrain and can't wait to add some more to it. Missed your kickstarter and hoping you'll do another one in the future.
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Ledgem posted:Aw. So close... An Iwata Neo is a good intro-level airbrush. http://www.amazon.com/NEO-Gravity-Feed-Action-Airbrush/dp/B004INERK4 A Badger Sotar is a very nice brush at a reasonable price-point: https://www.amazon.com/Badger-Air-Brush-2020-2F-Gravity-Airbrush/dp/B000BROVIO You'll also need a compressor and perhaps some fittings. All-in you can start airbrushing for around $100ish, maybe $150 depending on exactly what sort of setup you go for. The goons in the painting thread will be happy to help with more details, techniques, setup, etc.
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Leperflesh posted:An Iwata Neo is a good intro-level airbrush. Are the ones that're cheaper than the Neo generally complete crap, then?
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spectralent posted:Are the ones that're cheaper than the Neo generally complete crap, then? Ehh. It's more about what you want to do with it. Pretty much any airbrush can be used to prime models. If you want tight-focused sprays, lots of control, and not to have to constantly clean? You might want to go up in quality. There's a really good video (by Badger's CEO, so it's not completely unbiased) explaining airbrush use for miniature modeling, going over all the basic features of an airbrush and why they matter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsW-vN0_lHw
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Sorry, was out of town for a long weekend! Ledgem posted:Aw. So close... Drop me an email at krushgroove169@gmail.com so I can get you the details how to claim your prize  and see the updated Painting thread for a quick rundown of getting started with airbrushes. There's plenty of airbrush chat in there on occasion, but Leperflesh already posted one of the videos that features Android - you have a PM! With Germ already in contact with lovestick and Zarkthedamned that brings to a close Season 5 of the Oath Thread! THANK YOU very much EVERYONE for your fantastic contributions - there was a stunning amount of work done by all who participated! Thank you to our tireless judges for enduring I don't know how many hours of staring at awesome models and making so many difficult choices! Thank you to our fantastic prize sponsors (even the ones that dropped out halfway through the year!) for providing even more encouragement for our participants! Thank you to Iris of Ether for keeping the scores up to date, even though you could only access the spreadsheet at home! and also for keeping the US Grab Bag going, sending out prizes to everyone! Thank you to SRM for your fun and engaging drawings of Mr Green and his adventures through time and space! Thank you to everyone that donated prizes to the Grab Bags, for Grand Prizes and all the monthly and pop-up prizes we had during Season 5! Thank you to everyone who donated actual hard-earned cash for getting prizes to participants around the world! Thank you to everyone that told their goon friends about the Oath Thread, to get more people involved! Thank you to...wait, I think that's it! If I missed anyone I'm sorry! But now please join us in the NEW AND CONTINUING Oath Thread, for SEASON 6! (which has been going for a couple of months now already!) http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3717315 Unless there's any pressing business I'll close this thread and let it go into the Archives...if anyone needs to catch up with anything, drop me an email at krushgroove169@gmail.com!
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