Just curious about the application of the aluminum paint prior to adding the top coat colors. I was thinking you might lay down some chipping fluid on those areas to support a demonstration on chipping the Atom paints.
Thank you so much for your comment, of course you can also use varnish if you prefer. We like to present as many options as possible to the community, but modelers should use the option with which they are most comfortable. Have a great day, Jamie, AMMO Team
The paint job is very good, but the colors are not right. Captain Wilhelm Meyerweissflog 109 was painted gray, RLM 74 - 75. The red band was only on the sides of the hood, not between the machine guns and not on the underside. The spinner was only painted white on a quarter of the plane.
Very impressed. I'm moving away from enamel / Lacquer based products and have been looking for an acrylic product line. I ordered several Atom basic colors to try out, see if I like them. Looking forward to using them on my next build. BTW, any chance in the future you'll be releasing paints in the "FS" (federal standard) range?
Good morning, Thank you for your comment. We hope you enjoy working with ATOM. You can find more tutorials here on our TH-cam with ATOM. Please feel free to keep us updated, we always enjoy seeing the community's projects in our Facebook group here: bit.ly/3ymlJqx Regarding new releases, we please ask that you stay tuned to both our social media and newsletter to be the first to hear of any new releases. Have a great day! Jamie, AMMO Team
I like how the ATOM airbrushed with 1:1 in thin layers, is better than the AK GEN3 paint, but the real pain and shame is the completely inaccurate color rendition of many of the famous well-known colors like RLM02 and RLM71 from this review... Also I don't understand why acrylic paint manufacturers don't make satin and gloss themed paints for aircraft painting and make them super matte, this is fine for painting armored vehicles, however it is very impractical for aircraft as you need to apply a thicker coat of gloss varnish to get a good transfer decals and fill the panel lines with washes, thus degrading the surface quality and losing fine details (((
@@epicforger12345 - Indeed! As are MRP paints, but the ATOM paints are also terrific for airbrushing, in spite of what that guy says. He obviously has never tried them or lacks airbrushing experience.
Just curious about the application of the aluminum paint prior to adding the top coat colors. I was thinking you might lay down some chipping fluid on those areas to support a demonstration on chipping the Atom paints.
They look great. On the other hand, using a coat of varnish is easier than polishing a painted surface!
Thank you so much for your comment, of course you can also use varnish if you prefer.
We like to present as many options as possible to the community, but modelers should use the option with which they are most comfortable.
Have a great day,
Jamie, AMMO Team
Great video! No fluff! Thanks!
Thank you so much for your comment and support, we are happy to hear you liked the video!
Jamie, AMMO Team
Great video and great paint job
Thank you so much for your kind words,
Jamie, AMMO Team
The paint job is very good, but the colors are not right. Captain Wilhelm Meyerweissflog 109 was painted gray, RLM 74 - 75. The red band was only on the sides of the hood, not between the machine guns and not on the underside. The spinner was only painted white on a quarter of the plane.
Nice oil modulation.
Very impressed. I'm moving away from enamel / Lacquer based products and have been looking for an acrylic product line. I ordered several Atom basic colors to try out, see if I like them. Looking forward to using them on my next build. BTW, any chance in the future you'll be releasing paints in the "FS" (federal standard) range?
Good morning,
Thank you for your comment. We hope you enjoy working with ATOM. You can find more tutorials here on our TH-cam with ATOM. Please feel free to keep us updated, we always enjoy seeing the community's projects in our Facebook group here: bit.ly/3ymlJqx
Regarding new releases, we please ask that you stay tuned to both our social media and newsletter to be the first to hear of any new releases.
Have a great day!
Jamie, AMMO Team
10 minute cure before safe handling and masking? Where was this when I was a kid?
Unfortunately the Early WWII RAF set just released contains some generic colours which are a poor match to the actual colours.
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Congratulations! We hope you liked the video,
Jamie, AMMO Team
And the ATOM paints are polishable?
I like how the ATOM airbrushed with 1:1 in thin layers, is better than the AK GEN3 paint, but the real pain and shame is the completely inaccurate color rendition of many of the famous well-known colors like RLM02 and RLM71 from this review... Also I don't understand why acrylic paint manufacturers don't make satin and gloss themed paints for aircraft painting and make them super matte, this is fine for painting armored vehicles, however it is very impractical for aircraft as you need to apply a thicker coat of gloss varnish to get a good transfer decals and fill the panel lines with washes, thus degrading the surface quality and losing fine details (((
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You sure aren't going to freehand camo with these paints. It sure don't atomize well.
Mr color paints are great for doing freehand camo
That's simply not true.
Sounds like skill issue.
@@epicforger12345 - Indeed! As are MRP paints, but the ATOM paints are also terrific for airbrushing, in spite of what that guy says. He obviously has never tried them or lacks airbrushing experience.
That's just not true, the metallic and RLM 65 paints looked rough but they were unthinned, the mottle was and it looked perfectly fine