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Originally Posted by Whiterook
I've actually always wanted to try airbrushing, and besides now model kits, I'll also be able to weather my model trains rolling stock; and the possibilities of illustrations is wide open...I've always wanted to do some WWII subjects in airbrush! This could become addictive!
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It can mate. I've been using my airbrush in art for years. Personally, I don't like the works done with the airbrush by itself, like it's the be-all and end-all' of tools. They tend to stand out as 'airbrush art'. Like any other tool it has its applications, but I like to mix it up a little. Airbrush on scratch-board works really well. 'Scratch (scraper) - board is that chalk impregnated stuff that one usually paints black and then 'draws' on with a sharp tool to expose the white again.