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They can be used for both with no issues.

There’s gonna be another stream coming up before the Kickstarter ends. Thanks for stopping by.

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Man I can't wait to get my hands on these!

You should check out the new premium add-on that just got added.@@mikea8129

Still moving forward my friend.

The hair is from Siberia and the brushes are manufactured in Germany.

You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

I have used Artis Opis brushes. The Artis Opis brush heads are a little too narrow for me. They are great quality brushes and very well made. The Foxbite brush size is probably the middle ground between a Raphael 8404 and an Artis Opis brush as far belly size and sharpness. It’s a very good balance in my opinion.

@@TheFrayedBrush Cool Thanks

I think your kind of bias.

I personally have had no issues with any of the colors. I am able to spray these directly through. For some other primes I've used before, I use a mixture of 10% airbrush thinner, 10% airbrush thinner, and 80% water. I'll give this mixture a shot with this primer to see if there are any adverse affects.

It ended up being an incorrect LCD for the printer. I've upgraded to 2 x Saturn 2s now though. No issues.

I have found that I like using a white ink for my zenithal. I don’t think I’ve ever used a white paint outside of primer. I’ll have to give that a shot.

@@TheFrayedBrush So far the best off white primer i've used came from a can. It's Citadel Wraith Bone, but its too expensive.

​​@@user-bm3ts2ql6s can you ellaborate on the White Primer being chalky? I'm currently about to paint a 500-point Eldar army and I want to prime them today. I have an airbrush with Pro Acryl White Primer and Citadel Wraithbone spray can. Is the Wraithbone spray can really that superior?

Thanks for your input. My equipment has changed quite a bit since a year ago. I’m not sure how long ago, but I installed a boom arm to the wall for the camera. It works great.

That is a great suggestion. Thank you very much.

To be honest, they are still on my painting table. However, I find myself reaching for the Monument Pro Acryl more and more. I’m really loving the Pro Acryl.

Thanks man.

It’s a latex free makeup sponge I cut in to little pieces.

Thanks man.

Thank you very much.

Hi there! How have you all been?

@@TheFrayedBrush Busy. Tired. Achy and breaky.🤣🤣🤣🤣 What about you guys? We're getting set to go to ACME model show in the Atlanta area in about three weeks.

@@ErnieHatmaker I’ve just been working, printing, and painting. The wife has been tending her garden and taking care of me, which is a full time job in itself. Sounds like the show in Atlanta is gonna be fun.

He’s got some great sculpts for sure.

Ok thanks. I’ll look into them.

They can be a little tedious the first couple of times.

Thanks for watching.

Thanks man. When is it? I haven’t seen it advertised.

@@TheFrayedBrush its Saturday

@@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681 ok. I might make it.

Thank you very much. It’s a honor to be a part of that community.

Not sure what happened to the music and voiceover in the Timelapse part. That’s why I mentioned it in the description. I’m gonna make sure it doesn’t happen again. That mat has been amazing. I’m glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching as always.

Hope you had a nice rest.

Those are not. I just grabbed some of my Reaper minis for the video.

@@TheFrayedBrush thanks for the reply. Some folks have said that this primer peels, do you believe that is because they hadn’t cleaned their minis as you had? I’m asking because I’m looking into buying these primers, so I’m doing the research.

These are some great primers. One thing I have found is they can be a little “weak” until you get some paint on. I have had it rub off if I handle the model too much before laying paint down.

​@@TheFrayedBrush that might be due to just how thin of a layer you are getting with the airbrush. These do seem to have fantastic coverage which means you can do fewer/thinner coats.

@@SpoonyBard88 valid point. I could probably go a little thicker and still have a thin layer.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

I’m glad you’re able to watch it either way.

@@TheFrayedBrush wouldnt miss it man.. i learn from watching you.. on what not to do :) lol

@@blacknovella LOL, if it wasn’t for making mistakes I wouldn’t be making anything.

Hello.

I believe it was the same file. I printed it at 75% I think. I’ll have to double check the lychee scene when I get back home.

@@TheFrayedBrush Thanks! I tried a 50% reductions but about half the pieces failed. I'm trying to decide if I want to rerun the whole thing at a larger size or just manually support. 200mm is a bit much.

@@JerrodHansen I do know I manually supported and it was pretty straightforward. Not a lot outside of island searches and auto island supports.

I upscaled this. I want the entire 4 brothers upscaled to 200%. Lol! Base I did in FDM though. Cleaning the supports and making it look good will take some man handling.

I have switched to using more oils than acrylics for my painting. These primers are still amazing. I hope you have better luck with these.

Thank you Shawn.

It’s all good brother. Thanks for checking it out.

Been having a blast brother.

Thank you! Cheers!

Hope you all are doing well too brother. It’s good to hear from you.