How To Get Started Airbrush Painting Your Model Kits!

Junk paint.

Really not many video´s on mission models channel.🤔😞👎

If you're planning on multiple coats, should you wait to add the poly additive until the last coat? Or add poly to each coat? I'm worried the poly would make subsequent coats not stick.

I'm painting resin 3d prints, printed in resin grey. Should I primer them first? Or can I add color immediately?

I get this is for a demo, but zero personal protection, zero ventilation, no protection of hobby space. Great start for a hobbyist. :D Maybe even mention it? That stuff is toxic in the long term, alcohol-based stuff even more so.

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PEOPLE WAKE THE F UP !
We clearly have a Multiverse event right before our eyes !!

Does it means Jeff Goldblum is from another universe ?!

Looks like The Fly experiment worked in our universe.

It’s okay Jeff you don’t have to go by an Alias, it’s okay to love gunpla.

Fascinating but I thought they were going to talk about getting started airbrushing? This is a 23 minute paint commercial...

Wish my city had a local paint maker, the paint shelves here are always missing the best paints. To see a fully complete display is just movie magic or something.

This guy sounds a lot like Peter Gatien.

ah ah ah nature finds a paint

I wonder who his favorite actor is...

I bought in to the Mission Models Paint line right off the bat and followed the direction to the letter. My results, as well as those of my best modeling buddy were less than ideal. I'm not a newbie. I've been modeming for 50 years and have tested many brands. I shelved the Mission Models Paints among with the thinner and the poly additive (that turned to a thick goo rendering it unusable. Fast forward three years and I found myself in need of red and paint for the Mobius Spider Man kit. I shook my head when all I had for the right colors was MMP. Throwing caution to the wind, I tried a trick I had tested with Hobby Lobby craft paints. The secret? The Mojo juice? FUTURE floor finish. Plain old Future. I mixed with as an additive/thinner with the MMP, dropped it into my Iwata HP-CS and it sprayed beautifully at about 15psi, dried hard, and held up to masking without peeling off. Future is gone now, but I've found a substitute in Holloway House Floor Finish. The MSDS says it is very similar to Future.

"Ultimately colors are colors"...........Thanks. Thats very helpful.

And if the manufacturer doesn't supply it, pop in a ball bearing or two into your new bottles, to help with the shake mixing.

Dumb question perhaps, but I'm not familiar with these paints. I am an absolute novice to airbrushing, so was wondering if these paints have much toxicity, as I did not notice the gentleman wearing a mask, or using a spray booth, probably for filming purposes.

I have tried airbrushing a bit, but find using masks, or even a spray booth to be slightly limiting.

That technique listening for the air to hit the model is genius. Thanks, Jeff Goldblum's cool brother.

Great tutorial 👌

god dam im getting high just watching him spray primer in a room like that.....i use a spray both that sucks errthang out and i still get light-headed :(

Love his so-cal rockabilly look

i have been using MM paints since i saw this video and I love them...they cover perfectly. But I have a question...what grit sanding sponge are you using on that first part when you're talking about sanding out imperfections?

You know, you have a problem when you have the same amount of wheel sets as the shelf behind this man

The problem with the polyurethane additive is, if you don’t use it right away or in a timely manner and may dry up or harden on you happen to me with a hole for Ron’s bottle

Do you use an exhaust fan when air brushing?

I believe in doppelgangers.

No one ever talks about the airbrush itself. I understand paints. I don't understand the airbrush. What PSI? What needle? Does the nozzle need to match the needle size? It's all a mystery to me.

He reminds me 50% Jeff goldblum and 50% Johnny noxville

I started using MM’s paint when they first came out and have always been very happy with the results. Little touches like putting a ball bearing in each bottle to help mix any settled pigment are important for getting consistent results. The polyurethane additive really gives you a tougher finish and a nice eggshell look. This is a really excellent product.

What the hell. That guy is a dead ringer for Goldblum!!!

For a airbrushing beginner, Mission Models paints is a dream. It’s great quality, goes on great, and tip drying is reduced greatly

If only he was painting a trex...

His hair is blowing me away. The man knows how to present himself.

At first, I thought I was being punked. Um, what is Goldblum doing? Then I put on my glasses. 🥸

"ultimately, colors are colours"

Actually, when I started, I only bought the obligatory primary colors and metalics like gun metal, aluminum, and chrome silver, and black and white. For diffetent colors, I mixed them myself. As a starter, color accuracy was the least of my concerns.

This is by my house I love this place

What is the Mac valve? Where can I get one?

There is a bit of Jeff Goldblum about this bloke. I like that. 👍

I loved him in Jurassic Park.

Burbank HoH is my go to hobby shop! Great to see it on Tested!

Hi Andys Dad

What size nozzle do you use for painting model parts?

He almost sounds like Jeff Goldblum

This store is awesome, I go here all the time.

The best paint for plastic model is lacquer paint. But it is ridiculously hard to get those in US. just stupid.

Perfect! I've just ordered my first airbrush a few days ago!! :D

I just shoved my Mission Models Paints to the trash. They failed the main promise, shelf life. Less then 3 years passed since I bought those paints, and all of them became useless. Can't be thinned with any kind of thinner, just clamp together into turd. Meanwhile my almost 30 years old other paints (Tamiya, Gunze, Model Master Enamel, Humbrol Enamel) are still good. Thaks god there are really good paints on the market. From the newer kinds there are MRP, Gunze GX, Tamiya LP for example.

The only good thing came out from my Misiion Models paints are the dropper bottles. Those are somewhat useful to make a bunch of prethinned paint. But I have a feeling any kind of lacquer will destroy them in a short notice.

Good video! Is mission model paints made by Createx?