And, if you’re comfortable with mixing thinner (usually just water) with regular acrylic paint, then you can use your airbrush with normal model paints. Remember: You can apply airbrush-ready paints with a bristle brush. If you’re asking what is better… well, of course, it depends on your use. Finally, some airbrush ready paints have slower drying properties that prevent what dreaded needle “tip dry”. This helps keep paint flowing nicely and prevents clogging. In some brands, there are also additives in airbrush-ready paints that act as lubrication in the airbrush. The main difference between airbrush ready paint and normal model paint is viscosity. In many cases, the color pigment saturation, durability, and overall final result on a miniature are also the same. Both airbrush-ready paints and regular model paints use water-based acrylic polymer formulas as the foundation for the paint. There are more similarities than differences between airbrush-ready paints and regular acrylic model paints. What’s the difference between “airbrush-ready paint” and “regular model paint”? Badger Ghost Tint Transparent Paint SetĬontinue reading for more details about airbrush ready paints and the review of the top 8 airbrush paint for models! 🏆.Vallejo Airbrush Model Air (16 color set).Here are the best 8 airbrush paints for miniatures and models:
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