Rules and Details
We do not sell model kits specificly, bring the model you want to assemble away from home
Feel free to ask for each tool usage guide!
Basic tools lease are included in the hourly fee, including few consumables such as glue, cement, sandpaper and putty etc.
Paint consumables are separate additional fee
Work table stains and damages are acceptable as they are intended to be used
Accident on paint bottle such as bottle drop, contamination, user must pay for the whole bottle for replacement
Parking
-Indoor parking garage for motorcycle (max 2)
-Street parking for car (max 1)
About materials used for this tutorial
This tutorial focuses on using the possibly most available material regardless where you are in the world, therefore instead of pointing to one brand/type, I will explain the preferred characteristic of the materials used for great results in models, and how you can use any brand of material to hopefully satisfactory results.
Acrylics
Model acrylics for brush application tends to do well being thinned with water, and color coverage good enough to make effective change on each layer, additionally, the matte finish lets you see the application more as-is once it dries.
Canvas, or craft purpose acrylic tends to dries off with satin to semi-gloss finish, but it does not mean it can't be used effectively.
Acrylics
Heavy-Medium-Soft body, Acrylic Gouache, Ink, Acrysion
from the most to least brushmark, you will want the flattest, streak-free result, but it will depend on your application skill
Spray paint rattle cans
Matte surface gives primer effect, which helps the paint to adhere better, and matte clear coat will help even out whatever gloss and brushmark that cheap paints have.
Acrylics
Brushes
Quality brushes doesn't always mean expensive, choose the right type and size for the job, sometimes there is no obvious indication of quality