Beginners Ask Trains How do you make paint handles for airbrushing?

How do you make paint handles for airbrushing?

By Cody Grivno | July 25, 2022

| Last updated on October 13, 2022


Airbrushing is easier with the right tools

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Do you need help controlling the main body and the cab while painting?

Cody shows viewers how to fashion paint handles out of everyday items found in your home in this video of Ask Trains.

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2 thoughts on “How do you make paint handles for airbrushing?

  1. FWIW, paper towel and toilet paper tubes work very well in HO Scale, and most of us have a readily available supply. I have found that with a little care and balance of the work, these can be set up on end while the paint tacks or dries, as may be the case.

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