A quick Test with MRP Paints

[hias]

Hey,
I just wanna share a quick Test on some MRP Paints i made today

It´s a laquer based acrylic, comes out of the Bottle very thin, spray`s a bit like an Ink but with a pretty good coverage.
Seems to be perfect for pre shading.



Here on a little Tamiya 1/48 Jagdtiger "patchwork" Projekt





and on a MA.K Weapons Arm

[Paul]

yeah they are great paints, i tried them out a couple years ago and was well impressed, if i didn't have a good line up of Akan paints i would have more of them.

[JonMW]

I've been using these on my three ongoing projects, and really love them! So much that I bought the whole RLM range and the Swedish range will probably get more.

[schweinhund227]

impressive results...

Smell ??? clean up ???
how bad and with what...

Thanks in advance !

[Paul]

impressive results...

Smell ??? clean up ???
how bad and with what...

Thanks in advance !

Smell = yes it's lacquer paint
Clean up = lacquer thinner as its lacquer paint

No more smelly than alclads lacquers

[Joesdad]

Apperently there might be a new UK stockist soon, can't wait to try these..

[hias]

the clean up is super comfortable

a couple drops of thinner in the cup...backflush..and it`s completely gone
i`ve never used a paint that cleans out so easy

[schweinhund227]

the clean up is super comfortable

a couple drops of thinner in the cup...backflush..and it`s completely gone
i`ve never used a paint that cleans out so easy

Thank you very much !

[JonMW]

Here is a quick build that I did just to test the MR Paints http://intscalemodeller.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=19771

[Cymru]

MR Paints have been getting rave reviews all over the web, in particular their range of Russian colours. I plan doing a 1/32 Stormovik come the new year, so I will be giving them a go.