If you want to color a military model by hand, do you need to take measures to prevent paint poisoni

Depending on what kind of paint you use, if it is Tamiya water-based, basically do not use it, if you use Tamiya oil-based, or Junshi oil-based, or even domestic paint, you must do a good job of protection, wear a mask, if possible, it is best to use a filter mask with filtration.

It depends on what kind of paint is used, generally water-based paints are much less toxic, and if it is not a large area of coloring, no measures need to be taken, as long as good ventilation is maintained. Of course, maintaining good ventilation is also good for the drying of paint, killing two birds with one stone.

Don't take too long to paint each time.

Water-based paint is generally diluted with alcohol, so the toxicity is very low in combination.

If possible, it can be equipped with environmentally friendly paint.

Well, find a professional, or consult a professional for specific steps.

There are many kinds of coloring, but I don't know which one you are talking about?

Paint or marker?

1 Before making, the model can be soaked overnight in clean water. Remove and allow to cool before proceeding to the following steps. First, use a Gundam pencil to draw a line on the parts that do not need to be painted.

Since the tip of the Gouda pencil is easily damaged, do not use force when drawing the line, just trace it gently.

2 The place where the line is drawn can be erased with an eraser. Before drawing the line, carefully determine the parts you want to color, and after you finish coloring these parts, some of them need to do a second outline, don't forget.

3 Finish the line and color with a white water-based marker. Trim the nib before use to keep it sharp. Don't paint the whole thing all at once, but start by sketching along the edges to draw the outline.

If you forget to clean the part in the past, it may not be possible to paint the part or it will not be evenly colored, which is caused by the oil on the surface of the part, so do not neglect to clean the part.

4 After the outline is drawn, start to paint the inside, you can apply it several times until the color is uniform and full.

5 When applying the red part, you should first draw it in white according to the above steps, and then use a red pen to paint it after drying. If you paint directly with a red pen, the dark part undertone will not make the red color really visible. This is how you paint other light colors such as yellow.

6 When a part of the part is drawn, use a toothpick to outline along the edge of the groove on the part, you can scratch off the color just now, and a beautiful line appears, and you don't need to use a gundam pencil to draw the line, which is a very practical and simple way.

7 Long straight lines, which are difficult to pull out by hand. In this case, the uncolored part is covered with scotch tape, and then the color can be easily applied. Cut off the scotch tape according to the desired length, pay attention to the airtight when pasting, and gently flatten the surface of the tape with a toothpick.

8 Carefully remove the tape after drying. Scotch tape can be used because the blue part itself is not painted, and if you want to add another color to the colored part, you must use masking tape. Otherwise, the original good color will be stuck and peeled off.

9 Ordinary markers are less colorful, so when drawing some internal structures, hands, joints and other parts, you can choose a gray Gundam special marker.

10 Draw the red lower eye socket with a pen, then draw the eye area with a pencil, and finally use a pen to cut out the yellow eye and paste it.

11 For the part that is accidentally drawn, you can use a toothpick to gently scrape the color that falls out of bounds.

12 After all the coloring is completed, cut out the parts with model pliers and trim them with a pen knife to remove the nozzle.

13 After assembling the parts (here it does not mean that they are all assembled, but by the legs, hands, torso, wings, etc.), the final thing is to apply matting paint, and fix these parts with tape, small sticks, clips, etc. before putting them on.

14. Hold the parts in one hand and the protective paint spray can in the other, keep spraying about 20cm, and keep rotating the parts to keep the paint evenly applied. Take care to do this in a ventilated environment as much as possible.

You can refer to the Luo of the old helmsman military model network.