Fairey Tosser

[NARSES2]

Tamiya fine white primer is a very pure white.  Goes on lovely but sometimes you need white to look a bit "off".

Yup, sometimes I just use Halford's white primer if I want something to look a little "lived in". Not quite as shiny as their appliance white.

[The Rat]

Ok when i get 2 fine gentlemen tell me that Tamiyas fine white primer is the way to go then thats the way i went..im going to need it to so thanks a bunch guys 
With a plane called the tosser god only help the radio calls.
Control tower guys would be in fits hearing lines like " that tosser is taking off again " and how would the pilot feel hearing words like that...oh look at that..the tosser made a great landing 

[Glenn Gilbertson]

Great job on that ancient kit (& yes, I remember when it was new!) - well done.

[Wardukw]

Oh the wonderful world of white..as the chief car fixer upper dude here at the camp panel beating is also something i do and its annoying just how many whites there are...and how many cars and vans are white..hence the white van man problems our lads in the UK have to deal with.
I use a couple of brands for easy painting jobs ..VHT and Duplicolour and their whites are pretty damn good for coverage but more expensive of course than a Tamiya can but this is NZ..nothing is cheap here...but they are 3 times the size and do go along way ..same reason as Scotaidh ..alot of paint