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I feel like it's probably best to practise swapping colours to get started as it seems like a key skill going forwards and keeping the brushes clean seems to be paramount to their long life/function so happy to faff around with it.
my compressor has a second air outlet too so i may add a second cheap brush later on to help me juggle things around if i get into anything more complex.
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Very nice. If you thin the white enough you can often get all the grey tones you want by just doing thin layers of the white over the black, just saves adding another step with cleaning and paint changeover etc.
Terrain is very nice to practice on though, feels relatively low stakes.
Other nice thing with the airbrush is the layers are so thin that if you fuck something up you can just go over it again with primer and start again without worrying about stripping or anything like that.