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From: Simon N Smith
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 09:32

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Hi,

does anyone have any good recommendations for a middle of the range airbrush?
I'm into collecting Star Wars and Star Trek models, so I have to paint large
areas in greys with a good finish.  I'm not happy with brushing, and I've been
thinking of investing in an airbrush for some time.  So what I'm after is
something that's not too expensive, but does the job well.  I'm not going to
be using it for any detailed work, just painting large expanses.

Any advice would be gratefully accepted!

Cheers,

Simon

P.S. I'm interested in any comments along the lines of "I found the most 
realistic way to paint my ships was..." too!

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