Since the Testor modelmaster line was discontinued I have been looking for substitutes and partucularly in spray cans.
MTN has a huge line of paint that is ery compatible with plastic. The MTN 94 line has about 200 colors. The paints are designed for graffati so they are low pressure. The paint comes out gently making spraying easier. The finish is very flat and the adherence is very good. The paint will not run in most applications. I use it as a primer due to its adherence. The paint has interchangebale nozzles for broad or fine applications. The manufacturer also added a vanilla fragerance so spraying is less intrusive though ventillation is always a good idea
They also have glos, flat and satin clearcoats. The gloss is very glossy so i[refer Testors Gosscoat which is still made. The satin is a nuce iddle ground to contrast with flat. The clearcoats are designed for fine art iso they have been very compatible over decals, washes and other finishes.
Just generic colors only,no military or FS colors? Clears might be worth checking out,but I do airbrush most of my stuff,interesting though.
First of all welcome to the forum @gemini18. Seems like an interesting product. Looks like a broad color palette. I am not familiar with MTN (Montana 94 and others from MTN). I like to use spray cans for model cars. I will check this out. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting the color chart which is very expansive
You will like the low pressure which makes painting easier particularly for light coats.
I am experimenting with different nozzles which vary how broad the spray pattern is
I am interested in trying more custom paint work on my car models. Currently Iām planning a weathered paint scheme on an upcoming project. The Montana 94 palette of colors gives modelers a lot to work with. Thanks for the tip.