help painting a revernant titan

[salogel]

i want to buy a revernant titan but i have one thing stopping me from buying one i haven\'t got a clue how i would paint it. can anyone help me!?

 

[freakinacage]

with an airbrush

 

[salogel]

i ve never done anything like that is it hard? and what colour scheme?

 

[freakinacage]

i have never done it, but i would imagine it will get easier. what colour scheme do you want to paint it?

 

[stubert]

Same reason for me buying big FW models. But now I have there new Model Masterclass book, its made it look so much easyer. Ill be starting to practice when I get my surpleys.
If you can try and get it. Its really worth it.....stu.....

p.s I sound like a GW employee but really Im not, its just a very good book.

 

[donga666]

Originally posted by freakinacage
with an airbrush

I agree. If I had the money for one, I\'d have to include the cost of an Iwata airbrush to do it justice. SUCH alot of large featureless surface that would be a swine to do with a paintbrush.

 

[salogel]

thanks guys i have a look at the book and will defiantly be getting the airbrush and how much is an iwata airbrush anyway and where can you get them?

 

[War Griffon]

Originally posted by salogel
thanks guys i have a look at the book and will defiantly be getting the airbrush and how much is an iwata airbrush anyway and where can you get them?

That will depend on which one you get and where you are in the world unfortunately.

If you are in the UK there are several good companies you can get them from and if you pick up a copy of Military Modelling magazine then they usually have a company or two with offers/deals on but you are looking at around the £200 here in the UK but that does include a compressor and a few other bits thrown in.