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How To Paint Mottling Without An Airbrush. I’d really like to do. I use a 0.2mm or 0.18mm needle, and have found gunze paints to be great for painting mottle, as they've got a very fine pigment and you can thin them with mr leveling. How to get a mottled camouflage pattern without using an airbrush! One technique that helps is to minimize the paint on the brush. Once they mottles dry, paint over the fuselage with a very thinned paint using the base color. Airbrushing is really the easiest and probably the best way. Otherwise you can get the mottled effect by using an irregularly cut. This tutorial shows you how to make a mottle camo effect with a. Do this by shaking the bottle hard, then dipping the brush. Paint the mottles or “blotches” on the fuselage normally with the camo color (rlm 81, 82, etc). Congratulations to darren and silence_stan on instagram for winning the giveaway!join me for a. 38k views 6 years ago.

I’d really like to do. Once they mottles dry, paint over the fuselage with a very thinned paint using the base color. Congratulations to darren and silence_stan on instagram for winning the giveaway!join me for a. Airbrushing is really the easiest and probably the best way. One technique that helps is to minimize the paint on the brush. Do this by shaking the bottle hard, then dipping the brush. 38k views 6 years ago. I use a 0.2mm or 0.18mm needle, and have found gunze paints to be great for painting mottle, as they've got a very fine pigment and you can thin them with mr leveling. This tutorial shows you how to make a mottle camo effect with a. Paint the mottles or “blotches” on the fuselage normally with the camo color (rlm 81, 82, etc).

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How To Paint Mottling Without An Airbrush Airbrushing is really the easiest and probably the best way. Otherwise you can get the mottled effect by using an irregularly cut. Once they mottles dry, paint over the fuselage with a very thinned paint using the base color. This tutorial shows you how to make a mottle camo effect with a. How to get a mottled camouflage pattern without using an airbrush! Do this by shaking the bottle hard, then dipping the brush. I’d really like to do. Paint the mottles or “blotches” on the fuselage normally with the camo color (rlm 81, 82, etc). Airbrushing is really the easiest and probably the best way. I use a 0.2mm or 0.18mm needle, and have found gunze paints to be great for painting mottle, as they've got a very fine pigment and you can thin them with mr leveling. 38k views 6 years ago. Congratulations to darren and silence_stan on instagram for winning the giveaway!join me for a. One technique that helps is to minimize the paint on the brush.