Humbrol | How To: Airfix Hawker Hurricane MK.1 Tropical - Part Three

In this How To series, Geoff Coughlin from Scale Modelling Now Magazine takes you through a step by step guide to creating your Airfix Hawker Hurricane MK.1 Tropical.
Geoff uses a range of Humbrol products to create the best finish for his model.
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[@neilharrison1420]

what a fantastic series,thank you so much .

[@HANSONMEDIAUK]

Enjoyed these 3 videos. Looking forward to the next ones

[@rikbryan9709]

Enjoyed these vids.

[@keithtea3396]

Hope you will be painting the pilot figure

[@mateuszmaciukiewicz2115]

why didn't you use maskol?

[@bertiesimmonds]

My kit was stuffed and the wings didn’t go together well!

[@twitch1965]

Loving the series, but can we edit the paint mixing out and just show how to use the color??

[@Kairasp1]

Sir, why do you use a hobby knife to trim your model (its risky), better use a sanding stick for it, it easy & safe.

[@TheGameCamer360]

Humbrol paint is trash, Tamiya is miles better.

[@the-primered-thumb]

Why would you use tamiya paint in a demo for humbrol bell end

[@perchmaster4171]

Tim Wilkinson 😂

[@MakingModels]

@@the-primered-thumb Dont you hold back now ;)

[@the-primered-thumb]

@@MakingModels well, I mean 🤬👍

[@barrywonderdog]

Humbrol gets a bad press from its China days when it was very variable. The new formulations seem a lot better, especially if you use either Humbrol's acrylic thinners or the Vallejo airbrush thinners. What he's not showing though is just how much stirring is needed - attack them with that paint mixer/milk frother thing made by Badger and Trumpeter and Humbrol acrylics are fine.