Airbrush practice

[purduephigam]

I wasn't sure if I should post this here or in classifieds, but anyone have any old/broken plane parts sitting around? I picked up an airbrush and wanted to get some practice. I'll pay for shipping. Thanks in advance.

[fhhuber]

Well... most broken parts aren't worth the cost of shipping. :p

Its better to find some scrap parts locally (or choose an inexpensive plane of similar material to practice on, you can always remove the paint and start over)

I save old parts that are large enough, to use for cutting pieces to fill voids in broken models I am repairing.

[Grossman56]

I've learned to keep broken fuses and wings if I still have a flyable version. You can always cut out replacement pieces and glue them in. I practice on cardboard (not corrugated). Art paper would do as well.

Grossman56