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You should always thin your paints. But not to a point where they start acting like a wash or Citadel shade. I can't even use these to pain a seat belt without the paint pooling all over the chair. And that's using an Army Painter Psycho brush!
Don't buy this unless you plan to airbrush only.
This set offers the modeller the three colours essential for painting the
AUSCAM disruptive pattern camouflage scheme, used since the early 1990s. It also
allows us to reproduce the previous official colour scheme for the overall olive
drab Australian Army vehicles,
which were introduced in April 1967.
These acrylic paints are formulated for both brush and airbrush use, and they
are soluble in
water, meaning that you won’t have odours as you would experience from the
more aggressive, solvent-based paints.
Our acrylics are manufactured by AK-Interactive, and are made to our own formula, which prevents problems with them drying in the airbrush, causing potential blockages. We recommend using AK712 Acrylic Thinner for best results.
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