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Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Merlin gets in Quantas In flight Magazine.

Merlin, the replica mustang war plane that we airbrushed a few years ago got into the Quantas In flight Magazine, Winter 2011. 


You can check out the article on our site, using the following link : 


http://www.airbrushasylum.com.au/airbrushasylum.com.au/Airbrush_Asylum_Media_Features./Pages/Magazine_Articles_and_Media.html


Thanks and keep paintin'

Monday, March 7, 2011

Scale Mustang MERLIN, takes out 3 awards @ the Avalon Airshow.



we are pleased to announce that Merlin, the scale mustang that we airbrushed in early 2008 won 3 concourse elegance awards @ the 90th Anniversary Avalon Airshow over the weekend. It was awarded - Best Composite, Best presented and Best Overall.

Check out Merlin in the Video above, for more Videos and pictures of our artwork visit us @


Until next time....keep paintin'

Thursday, February 3, 2011

New Step by Step added to our Tips & Tricks 'advanced' section of our site.

In early 2008, we were commissioned by one of our regular clients to airbrush another plane for him. He wanted to go a bit wilder than the last one that we did for him which was a more traditional warbird paintjob.
The plane named Merlin which is a scale mustang warbird, was coated in a Charcoal House of Kolor basecoat before being clearcoated then wet sanded, ready for the airbrushing to commence.
Due to the planes name, we decided to airbrush a Mural of a wizard on either side of the plane. This step by step shows the process to complete the mural check it out using the following link.





Sunday, January 9, 2011

Airbrushed Warplane 'Merlin' Video





This Video shows some footage of this scale mustang warplane taking off, it also contains a step by step slideshow of the Merlin wizard mural which was airbrushed on this plane in early 2008.
**Visit Us @ www.airbrushasylum.com.au  to see completed pictures of the Merlin plane.

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