3 feathers inn-painting finished page 4

[McYellowbelly]

My Badger 200 is a bottom feed and about 30 years old!
When I tweak the needle, I usually just open it a biit more. I find that using acrylics means thinning more and adjusting more to keep the paint flowing well.
I use Vallejo Air paints, but thin them to start with, can always add more paint if needed.

The Iwata is a superb piece of kit, can spray down to about 0.1mm. I have sprayed WW2 3 tone German camo freehand on 12mm tanks before.
But, as it was so expensive I tend to keep it for those 'special' jobs that need super fine work.

I started spraying with enamels, mainly because thats all there was back than! Main thing I like about them is they dont dry at the nozzle.
Yes the smell is grim, but I always wear a mask and spray in an outside shed anyway.

For solvent I use either whie spirit or cellulose thinners. Cellulose helps reduce the drying time.

I always clean with appropriate solvent ( Vallejo airbrush cleaner for acrylics, white spirirt for enamels) then strip down and use aersosol  airbrush cleaner. Usually this is at the end os a session, not in between colours

[Clach Umha]

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[Blackwolf]

Top notch McYellowbelly

[MaleGriffin]

Brilliant!!!! Simply gorgeous!

[McYellowbelly]

Interior walls finished, next onto doors and leaded windows

[majorsmith]

Looking fantastic!

[McYellowbelly]

Finished painting, at last!
Still to make walls, stables/smithy and bare it and weather it.
Few more pics

[McYellowbelly]

Back view and upper floor

[McYellowbelly]

Ground floor

[OSHIROmodels]

Splendid result 

[marianas_gamer]

Great work and looks very gameable 

[Codsticker]

Fantastic work!

[majorsmith]

Absolutely fantastic!!! 

[aircav]

Amazing 

[Daeothar]

Very awesome indeed! 

I have 4Ground's large inn in my stash, but it's not half as big, or as gameable as your creation.

Many, many kudo's for sure...