Tamiya XF-6 (Copper): This is good paint. It’s especially useful for interior details and engine parts, but it would make the awesomest color for a classic car (even if it was just the rims). The 10ml isn’t a bad sized pot, and its consistency is a bit on the thick side. It thins well with water, though Tamiya thinner is better, and if you thin it to 5-6 parts paint to 1 part water it will give a very nice brushstroke free look in 3-5 coats. However, I usually just use it full strength since the pieces I’m using it on are generally small to tiny, and it’s nice to only do one coat. Definitely use a surface primer though as this can easily pull off of bare plastic with multiple brushstrokes.

This is good paint. Usually covers in one coat and I like the consistency. Easy clean up.

Tamiya makes the hobby paint on the planet. Its so easy to work with. The coverage is awesome. At first, coming from Testors, I was hesitant because Testors is so thin and barely covers. Once I used it, it was a game changer. I will be switching all my paints to Tamiya.