Testing The New Mission Models Acrylic Paint
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Hello Everyone,
Today we are testing out the new acrylic paint form mission models.
High quality paint in a great range of colors.
We will stocking this great paint in our store.
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Since Andy made this video Mission Models have released a set of RLM Luftwaffe colours and I can honestly say they are incredible. I think they are probably the most historically accurate RLM colours I’ve come across and they look incredible. In all honesty these are the best paints I’ve used with Mr Hobby/Mr Colour coming a very close second.
Hi Andy, excellent test! I've also done a handbrush test video on a Ma.K model, great paints! All the best, Linc
This was the only premade paint in RAF Desert Pink that my hobby store had in stock. Thanks for showing how to use and thin! Hoping for the best.
Thanks Andy for the review! Just found out about the paint and was looking into what info I could find. Currently building a CAT Dozer and the Yellow they offer looks spot on. Being down the road in Tucson I'll give you a call for a purchase. Keep those videos coming!!!
Thank you much for showing us these Andy! Mike(Whitey) & Cindy.
I am having a tough time with these paints getting results I like. And yes, I've read the FAQ a gazillion times. Yes only water through these brushes before the MMP. Yes only using their thinner and poly. Yes using 10 paint, 3 thinner, 1 poly. Airbrush gums up, sprays unevenly, just not easy to work with at all. I want to love it as I love the color choices but man I can't get even half the results others show, following the directions exactly.
What airbrush are you using? Cheap airbushes make most paints impossible to get right.
@@Lonewolf6565 a brand new iwata eclipse
I have exactly the same problem. I wonder if you guys have found out the reason
I've heard from some places if you use other paints besides MMP in your airbrush, the residual chemicals interfere without. The advice I was given was to get a cheap airbrush and use it solely for MMP
@@thebigskip-e that's what I did. A brand new brush, just had a quick spray of distilled water through it and nothing else. Oh well.
In the model rr community, the loss of Polyscale & Floquil line is missed. Will there be a rr line of colors released?
wow! you got all of them! I got a couple early releases and am working to get more but yes they are amazing!
I was wondering if you have ever tried to use Tamyia X20A thinner with mission model paints.
I've used these recently and am very happy with them.
Another Cool Video, Thanks.
Andy, so glad that I subscribed to your channel. Your reviews and instructional videos are fantastic. I use a lot of paints and really like Tamiya and Model Master Acrlyics, but Tamiya has what I call "healing properties". when sprayed any imperfections in the model disappear. The new Mission Model Paints seem to be even better. Will they introduce any colors that are used in model railroading? I hope they do, even though some of the military colors will work! Thank you so much for the video and will be watching for more. D. Muse (Washington Terminal Co Model RR)
Very interesting product. Question; What is the curling time on both the primer and finish coats?
I think, adding an acrylic polyurethane is always a good idea.....They're pretty much all the same. Whether it's just floor wax, Createx 4030, or Minwax poly/crylic especially for your craft paints.
a great review Andy .....nice one
Thank you Robert
Nice video Andy, they look nice paints indeed :)
Yes they are
I'd like to see some info on how you clean your airbrush after using Mission Model paint.
if i can get them here for a reasonable price i'll try it out. thanks for a good video
Hi Andy, was just wondering whether you had any plans to finish the large railway diorama you started a few months back?
Keep up the great videos :)
In the Mission Models pamphlet ( the fold up that has the color charts) they say to spray at "10 and 15 psi, even lower for fine lines", I noticed you sprayed at 22-23, have you sprayed any yet at the pressure recommended by Mission Models? Just curious to know if there is a difference in the outcome, I usually airbrush around 22 also, it's hard to break old habits! Thanks
This line of paint sounds like it would be fantastic for the Miniature Gaming Industry if it had a suitable color palette.
Made in the USA!
Is there any word of new colors like used for the Miniature Game Industry by companies like Vallejo for example?
I've always used Testors Acryls, but today my Aircraft Grey looked way too green for my liking, so I went up to my local HobbyTown USA and they had a brand new rack of Mission Models paints. I chit-chatted with one of our better plastic modelers and he told me he really likes them, so I bought a bottle and some thinner (he wasn't sure about the Poly or how to use it, but I may go back for some of that). I have a question about airbrush pressure - I have a SprintJet compressor, when I set my pressure, am I setting it for what it reads static, or for what it reads when I'm spraying? Even though I've had it for 15 years, I really haven't used it all that much so I'm still learning. Thank you.
Andy can I ask you do you gloss varnish your models and what do you use cheers
The primer gums up my airbrush or it doesn't spray well, but the regular colors spray very smooth.
Nice video!
I've only just heard about these paints over here and planning to get some. But I have no experience with any airbrushing at all yet.
Since you have made this video Mission Models have obviously come out with a much larger range, including several metallic paints.
Have you tried these at all? How do they compare to other metal paints (Vallejo, Alclad, AK etc)?
Andy, for mission model paint. Do you have a short cut ratio for thinning the paint in the bottle like you have for the Tamiya paints. Thanks, Rick
Great video and realy nice paint, what would you say, are MMAP better then tamiya paint. it looks like tamiya finish on the dragonkit
Hey Andy nice vid, do you have to compare to Tamiya paint colours, since the kit is made by tamiya
color me impressed!
WOW they look awesome! unfortunately I don't airbrush and only use brushes / rattlecans. Can you show a quick demo of how this paint brushes on? would be greatly appreciated mate.
will in upcoming videos , but i have tried to hand brush and they work well
Thanks Andy ! hopefully australia sees them soon :) keep up the goodies
Just found this comment. Airbrushmegastore.com in South Australia has them in stock. Going to get some myself.
Does one need a respirator if using the polyurethane paint additive?
I wonder if they will lift when masking
Just heard about these paints and want to order a few to try out... Can I assume that it would be OK to paint them on a primer like Mr. Hobby's black surfacer 1500, or do I have to use them with their own primer? Thank you.
Where can you purchase these products. Great informative video.
Hi Andy. Nice video review and the paint is superb but not that easy to get the full range in the UK (yet?). Sound levels for the video are all over the place from non existent to quite loud so a pain to constantly adjust the volume.
Hey Andy! Just want to ask what Superglue you use. Thanks
I use great planes CA
Thanks
Andy's Hobby Headquarters I was wanting to know if I could ask questions without RUclips, is that possible?
Thanks
hi Andy just a question ,when you dullcote is that a matt lacquer and is it acrylic or enamel
and do you use the airbrush or is it aerosol and last what do you use
thanks
Dave p.s paint looks great
it is lacquer dullcoat and I use a spray can
is your airbrush single action or double action? and what is the pressure in psi you usually use?
the airbrush is double action and that is the regular pressure i shot at
Hi andy how many 1/35 plastic model mission model can accommodate on 1 bottle ?base on your exprience thank you.
Hi Andy, I just wanted to Ask if you plan to build a M18 Hellcat in near future. And as normal great Vid! I wish I could visit you and your shop sometime;)
Regards from Germany.
I have a few other projects going but I will in thew future
Nice. Can´t wait to see more of your great work. It´s always inspiring to see the result of your effort put in each model.
Thanks for the Answer.
Can you use this for a brush or is it limited to airbrush
Andy, has the Takom v-2 with trailer arrived at you store yet?
it will be here tuesday , its also my next buid
Hello Andy...I looked at the web site for these paints and I didn't see sets of paints. Do they sell them is sets? I think I would be interested in getting a whole set of paints. They do seem a little expensive as well! I don't know...Thanks!
mike breazeale I don't know if they're going to release sets. Maybe in the future. As for pricing, you get your money's worth.
no sets yet, as for price the bottle is double the size of a model master bottle and larger then Tamiya as well , the price is, for the amount and quality you get , is really good
can you make a tour around your shop but can you show the models that you have there?
Thanks fore this niet review!
Does the next mbt could be the AMX-56 Leclerc?
Hey Andy. Nice video. I am need of some help. I want to buy a 1:35 ww1 tank . Could you say any cheep and good quality ones for me to look at
Cheapest would be the old EMHAR kit, but this has a lot of fit issues and some poorly moulded parts.
Best to avoid.
That leaves MENG, TAKOM & TAMIYA, none of which are cheap.
$50 for a Whippet, on up to $70+ for Mk.IV, V, and Tadpoles etc.
You can search on eBay for a better price though.
Hope this has been of some use!
hi Andy well the wife got me a 1/35 SCALE TIGER 1BY ACADEMY FOR CHRISTMAS HAVE NOT BUILT A MODEL FOR OVER 40 YEARS SO WILL BE HAVING A BASH AT IT WILL POST AS IT COMES ALONG ANY HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED BY THE WAY LOVE YOUR WORK
like it;)
Can the polyurethane additive be added to any brand of model paint?
No
can you give me a price on a whole complete set of the paint and how much do you sell them individually .. I just started using Mr.paints how do you compare mr. paints to them
Each bottle is $5.79 each for a one ounce, there are 54 colors and 6 primers plus 4 oz reducer /thinner $ 8.50 and 2 oz poly $8.45, and I should have them in stock in a few days. I haven't tried Mr color yet .
thanks Andy how do they compare to mr. paints
I haven't tried MR Paint yet
They are the best I have ever used..I just started to use them .But I'm always looking for new paints.
Excellent video. Wish they had released a bit sooner as I am quite invested in Ammo of MIG paints. The Ammo paints are good, but are very particular in how they must be sprayed. Rather unforgiving. Thanks as always for your honest opinion.
Please can u do another white wash tank. Thx
Well, these paints failed in their main promise: shelf life. Luckily I only bought two (MMP-104 Insignia White and MMP-037 IDF Sandgrey Version 1) around 3 years ago. Today I have the mood to paint a Merkava III Baz. I have a few kind of Sinai Grey, and I choose this. Total catastrophy. First of all I need to shake it at least a quarter of hour to free up all the sediment from the bottom. After that I just poured some to the cup of my airbrush after the thinner. Wasn't instantly clear to me, but it just wasn't able to mix. I tried to spray it, after a few seconds I gave up. What was in the cup I can call it only a mass of turd. Half an hour airbrush cleaning. And then testing in a mixing bowl. Nothing can thin it! Nor pure IPE, nor denatured alcohol, nor water, nor specific acrylic thinner. I ended up pouring the whole bottle of paint into the crap reservoir. And after this I do a try with the white. Just as bad as the other, the sediment had cracks in it seen through the bottle. Will end up the same place. Complete debacle.
Meanwhile my 26-27 years old Tamiya and Gunze acrylics are still in good shape, I can use them any time I want, and I have the choice of the thinner too (IPA, DenAlc, acrylic thinner, lacquer thinner, name it). Half or quarter bottle of paints refuse to die or dry up. Model Master enamels are tipycally the same with their own thinner choices (white spirit, lacquer thinner). And those never advertised themselves as high shelf life paints.
I've had the same problem. I've also noticed the don't work at all with other paints, at least for me. I'll stick with my tamiya and vallejo
I missed mention about sandability...
will you have these on your online store?
No im sorry I am discontinuing my store to concentrate on making more videos
Hey Andy why don't you ever do figures because that would be very nice to
is that big bad voodoo daddy in your opener?
Will you be carrying these paints in you'r store?
Yes I have them in stock now
Huh, I can't seem to get your store page to load. andyshobbyheadquarters.com yes?
with so many "Good Paints" on the market. buyer beware
Not happy with this paint. Its way too thick. Tamiya thinner doesnt even work on it. It thickens it
Tamiya thinner is alcohol based! Of course it wouldn't work right. USE the proper thinner
This paint is crap! Tamiya and AK are FAR better. I just got rid of the Mission Model paint I had, and I'm replacing all of it with AK and Tamiya.
For the tools of the model kits, like the shovels, hammers, axes and stuff what colors should I use?