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Airbrushing with Aaron host Aaron Skinner shares his technique for masking off large and small areas of a model simply using tape. Follow along with Aaron, and you’ll see just how easy it is to get razor sharp lines when you use an airbrush to paint your fleet of locomotives, rolling stock, and passenger cars!
Do you ever tape off a car just for pinstriping?
Very informative video Aaron… thank you!
Aaron, thanks for this informative series. I love your accent! Do I hear a hint of British in your accent? My background (generations back) is from England. Who knows, we may be long lost cousins.
You, sir, are an artist! I wondered why some modelers endorsed Tamaya masking tape. Now I understand.
Thanks
Do you really mix the flat white acrylic with lacquer thinner?
Hmmm…your sample car at the beginning had a thin blue line at the top and bottom of the gray area. We’re you planning on adding this later?
Great advice, thanks Aaron. But this episode seems to have an identity crisis – is it #8 or #9 (as on the video itself)?? Keep ’em coming, anyway!
THANKS VIDEO AND THE DETAIL HOW USE PAINT AND TAPE IN DETAIL
very nice and quite informative. Thanks Aaron!
Aaron, thanks for a great segment, and not only showing me how to do this successfully, but somehow giving me the confidence to work on my own heritage fleet of locomotives.
Aaron that was an excellent how to segment for masking and touch up. This will help me as I paint through several locomotives and cars waiting on the table. Thank you, great work.