I found the paints at a "Michaels" but like I said, only 3 colours.

 

As far as the pin removal for the legs I never took them apart THAT much. Why do you need each joint seperated?

I personally go for the Tamiya non acrylic sprays.  They are a polymer based paint w/ lacquer mix and the sheen from the coat is the best I have EVER worked with......Hands down.  Even better than Krylon.  What I especially like about this type of Tamiya paint is that you can add detail by brush w/ the acrylic paints to this paint coat without ruining the base coat.  A little more expensive, but the results speak for themselves.

 

-Gregg

I personally go for the Tamiya non acrylic sprays.  They are a polymer based paint w/ lacquer mix and the sheen from the coat is the best I have EVER worked with......Hands down.  Even better than Krylon.  What I especially like about this type of Tamiya paint is that you can add detail by brush w/ the acrylic paints to this paint coat without ruining the base coat.  A little more expensive, but the results speak for themselves.

 

-Gregg

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I couldn't agree with you more sodawilly! Definitely worth the extra money and it is hands down much better. :pfx

I personally go for the Tamiya non acrylic sprays.  They are a polymer based paint w/ lacquer mix and the sheen from the coat is the best I have EVER worked with......Hands down.  Even better than Krylon.  What I especially like about this type of Tamiya paint is that you can add detail by brush w/ the acrylic paints to this paint coat without ruining the base coat.  A little more expensive, but the results speak for themselves.

 

-Gregg

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I couldn't agree with you more sodawilly! Definitely worth the extra money and it is hands down much better. :pfx

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I've looked at both of your repaints and, if that's the results, I'll be buying the same paints!  :thumb  :thumb

Thanks Siburke! Here's a link to my latest repaint done with Model Masters paint and Tamiya line. http://www.TFans.com/talk/index.php?showtopic=39647

what's a good recomendation for brush work?

what's a good recomendation for brush work?

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Crushed berries and mud.

what's a good recomendation for brush work?

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Crushed berries and mud.

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what if I want a green color?