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In the past, any old silverish paint would do for the occasional dry brush.  Now i am starting Tamya’s Corsair, and i need something brush friendly for stuff like levers, valves, lines, etc.   i use alclad for panels but need something to use with a brush.  
 

thank you. 

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4 minutes ago, JayW said:

 

Aha!  Are you posting progress yet?

Well, i started a thread. Not much real progress yet.  Prepare for a barrage of requests for information, Jay.  Apologies in advance. 
 

Bill

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For small areas, Tamiya Lacquers. Mr. Metal Color, Gaia Metallics, and E7 Metallics.  Note that these are all lacquers so you may need their proprietary thinner/retarder if you plan on brushing any larger surfacers.  I have never tried hand brushing them on an entire plane, but I have seen it done by some crazy, talented Japanese modelers.

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On 12/19/2022 at 8:40 AM, Stevepd said:

Those Revell aqua little blue pots. Add a dash of warm water as it can be a little thick = bingo.

+1

 

Especially silver (90), iron (91) and aluminium (99). The others (like brass or copper), in my experience, need one of the three others as an undercoat to look good.

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I use Vallejo Metal Colors Aluminum for drybrushing.  It works well, but I have not tried a bunch of alternatives.

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On 1/4/2023 at 9:16 PM, jeroen_R90S said:

+1

 

Especially silver (90), iron (91) and aluminium (99). The others (like brass or copper), in my experience, need one of the three others as an undercoat to look good.

ditto

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