hey guys wanna ask, any of you guys who uses air brush, own a box with fan + exhaust pipe so you can do the air brush in room?

Today one of my friend who doing good in gunpla told me about this, because some of the condo has very tight management and will scold us if we do air brush/ spray can at common area like stair case there... (and spray it in room will definitely screw your room all over the places!)

understand that... I also prefer to do it outside if can...

But according to my friend, the purpose of the box is for you to do airbrush/ spray in room, just put the pipe outside the window, and the exhaust fan 'suppose to' suck the fume out through the pipe. (Not sure if the remain of the ink will jam the fan... )


BRILLIANT!

Just check with you, is this build strong enough to suck out fume from spray can? or strictly for air brush only?

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ah cr@p, why I keep doing double post... so sorry guys...

This post has been edited by Vorador: Feb 27 2013, 10:32 AM

Mya be I will go buy those cheap cheap green color filter net and put it in front of the fan. But hope it will not 'block' the spray and make it bounce back


landed property? in that case never need to worry lor~

Yes I think we're talking about the same item, for the sponge right, is it behind or in front of the fan? (Coz I wonder if sponge will completely block out the air flow)

Can I check, any specific fan you bought? (I'm thinking if I can use those cheap cheap computer fans )

worse come to spray can, means the spray is too fast/ strong that the suction is not strong enough to flow out all the fume? I still have 1 pending project which will use all the spray cans... (will buy AB afterward)

hee hee, i'm thinking as long as the fume was sucked out, dun care liao, as long as it doesn't jam my fan

what a timely release, I wanna paint it in this color ~~~~~ (yeah it's a reposta pictar)

yes I super like this one! In some China forum they call this 'black cat'

yeah, after i start using mark settler, the decal no longer fall off when i clean the dust off my gundams. They not even affected when i use small small brush to sapu it!

for my past 2 gundams, i do lining (during painting), then top coat, then decal last.

Might not be right but that's what I did

i use semi-gloss top coat, it works perfect without any prob

may be semi gloss is ok.... for flat top coat better be careful...

i always use mark setter. unless use those dry decal from bandai.

As for panel lining, yeah dalong one is like using ball pen to draw

just don't feed the troll

wow cool, bro u paint it first or you 'loose assembly' first? (Because I always struggling on when to start the paint job)

Off topic a bit...

Bro ur metal gear Rex is 1/100 or 1/40? (Looks HUGE in this photo)

Do you means MG? See mine:

(Sorry that's my old work, the color a bit off ... )

MG 7 Sword using metal version's decal.

Nice work ~~!!!

I spoon feed ppl one

Here you go, a very good source of information on how to do so. (And this is where I learn to scribe my strike freedom from)

Panel Lining Scribing