Model holders for Airbrushing.

[Mallard60022]

Hi. I use this for smaller models. I got it really cheap on that auction site about a year back. It is OK and gives you the chance to clamp it after the coat is applied. It's not so good for heavy stuff. As Coachman says, the gloved hand is best and I mostly agree. However, this gives you a little extra scope for twisting, inverting etc.

I think I saw expensive versions of this available commercially some years back.

I believe something like this could be made quite easily.

36E

[MichaelC]

They look similat to Precision Paints stainless steel paint handles

 

 

http://www.phoenix-paints.co.uk/misc.asp

[Mallard60022]

They look similat to Precision Paints stainless steel paint handles

 

 

http://www.phoenix-p....co.uk/misc.asp

 

 

Those are quite a good prices.

36E

[coachmann]

Boy you chaps don't half make hard work for yourselves. I give up.

[M Graff]

As an old body-paint artist, I usually used a chair and some Zip-ties........B)

Jokes aside, I use a thing almost like the Tamiya variety when painting models. The important thing for me is that it is possible to lock it in position. I made a simple holder on it for boxcars, which is what I paint the most of.