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Review AK Interactive's "Real Color"Paint Range - Michigan Toy Soldier Blog

Discussion in 'Reviews , Video Reviews and Open Book' started by CondeJulian, May 29, 2018.

  1. CondeJulian Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Brazil
    Hello guys,
    My latest review for the Michigan Toy Soldier blog about AK Interactive's "Real Colors" paint line. Paint with incredible coverage, smooth finish and very good color rendering.

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    For those who do not know, the line was launched with an impressive book of AFV's painting and a high compatibility Thinner that works with other brands. Ease of use is unsurpassed...
    Check out the full article at the link below :

    AK REAL COLOR - FULL REVIEW

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    Best,
    Julian

    www.michtoy.com
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  2. colonnello kurz Active Member

    Country:
    Australia
    A curiosity being very similar to the Tamiya as they perform with a brush?
  3. CondeJulian Well-Known Member

    Country:
    Brazil

    Kurz, I have not used them on the brush yet. I am not a fan of Lacquers (of any brand) for paint brush, and would not consider it for my personal work, as I don't go there with Tamiya and Gunze also, so the main review focus is airbrushing. But I am confident they will behave positively for those who are familiar with Tamiya, when paired with a good retarder / flow improver. I might get to test and review this feature in the future.

    Best,
    Julian
  4. Nap Moderator

    Country:
    England
    Hi Julian

    Thanks for this

    If guys go on the link there are so much more details and pictures

    Nap
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  5. tigerdio Active Member

    Country:
    United-States
    They can be used with a brush, they are actually better than the Tamiya for paint brushing. There's no "settling" of the pigments and the need to stir them as with the others. A good shaking of the bottle and they are ready to go.
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  6. colonnello kurz Active Member

    Country:
    Australia
    The problem is that any paint I tried is better than Tamiya by brush, probably one of the worst paint to use with a hairy stick, more than anything else I think it's interesting to know if the second stroke lift the first as often happens with the Japanese paint,the coverage, etc...
  7. tigerdio Active Member

    Country:
    United-States
    You have to let it dry a couple of seconds and then hit it with the second coat. It's the normal way of getting a quality finish with any acrylic and lacquer paint.

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