Airbrush Paint for Plastics

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How close to N&W Tuscan Red is the PRR Tuscan red?

Bob Welsh
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        Dave,
        The pasche "H" set is a nice single action airbrush.

        Poly scale makes nice paint & thinner, most brands work well.
        Also if you are looking for acyrilic N&W tuscan with no mixing Modelflex DM&IR maroon is very close. Or others might want to get in on this one.

        John Rhodes

        --- On Mon 08/02, < nw-modeling-list at nwhs.org > wrote:
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        Date: Mon, 02 Aug 2004 18:11:53 -0400
        Subject: Airbrush Paint for Plastics

        Painters,

        While I'm not new to modeling or painting, I am new to air brushing.
        Could you as a veteran recommend a brand of paints and thinner for a
        novice?
        How about a brand of air brush? I'm thinking about starting with a single
        action brush. Comments?

        Steam on,Dave Willis.
        Norfolk and Western, 1940->1950 


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