So, this is my first try with the new airbrush.
I'm still getting used to it and trying to get consistent lines.
(I have achieved quite fine lines on a piece of card.)

It is overall RLM 76 Light Blue with a layer of RLM 83 Bright Green squiggles and RLM 81 Brown Violet (but a brown-green version) squiggles over that.
I'm pretty happy with it over all, but there are a few of the RLM 81 squiggles that are a bit too dark.
I will re-do the port stabiliser, for example.

The airbrush is fantastic and feels like pure build quality.

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Your job looks perfect to my eyes, Michael @michaelt!
Every "uneveness", if any, is a part of the hastilly applied top camo at the airfield, or a retouch, or whatever...
Congratulations on your new airbrush!
Looks like it does the job spot on!

@michaelt:

Just looked up that airbrush, and am very certain I am happy as a clam with my Paasche H! Yikes for the price!

Tom (@tcinla),

My first airbrush back in the '90s was a Paasche H, and I sill sometimes use it for large area painting, particularly for clear coats.

The next airbrush (in the '00s?) was a double action Delta 81008, which I was very happy with, but I used a different paint type to my usual Gunze acrylic in it and it never recovered.

So then I bought a no-name, double action airbrush last year for A$130 from my LHS as they didn't carry any 'name' brands. It worked well at first, but in the last several months has been giving me no end of grief.

The H&S can be bought for A$320, but cost me nothing as it was a gift. It is a magnificently engineered object and feels very precise, both when painting and when disassembling/reassembling for cleaning.

I have 26 hours to finish the three Me 262s and post pictures for our club competition.
Because of covid19 we have been holding on-line meetings, so we have to post photo(s) by the deadline of midnight Monday 30/11 to show their status (hopefully completed), with judging to be done when we can (hopefully) meet in person in February next year.

So...

Dragon: I have this on it's legs and nearly complete. I just need to spray a semi-gloss coat and finish and attach the canopy plus add antenna wires.

Hobby Boss: This is in a similar state. Progress photos are attached.
I accidentally dropped this one and cracked the nose, which was easy to repair, but as you can se in the photos, I also broke off the top part of the rudder trim tab extension that I added, so I've had to repair and repaint this.

Tamiya: I'm part way through painting this one.

Photos will definitely be posted tomorrow...

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A minor drawback but you will be able to fix it, Michael.
The camouflage on that HobbyBoss is fantastic.
For sure you will get them finished in time, you are nearly there.

@michealt - at that price, I am sure it does! It sells for US$320 here!

Hobby Boss Me 262A-1a/U3
This one is likewise done.
Again' I'll add aerial wires and weather it after Feb.

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