Pipettes for mixing colors Medium Size 5x3ml

Art Scale — Pipettes for Mixing Colors, Medium (5 × 3 ml)

Pipettes for mixing colors from manufacturer Art Scale come in a package of five pieces with a capacity of 3 ml (Medium size). Let's say it plainly: this is not paint. It is a tool that lets you draw paint, thinner, or cleaner out of a bottle and transfer it without loss into a mixing container or into the airbrush. Nothing spills, nothing is left on the rim of the bottle.

Mixing shades that can be repeated

Anyone who mixes their own shades knows the problem: it works the first time, but not the second. The difference comes down to measuring. When you dose the paint and thinner in the same amounts and note the ratio, the recipe can be repeated at any time — a re-sprayed panel or a touched-up area will have the same tone and the same consistency as the rest of the model. The same applies to thinning for the airbrush: a stable ratio means stable spraying behavior.

Use

• measuring paint and thinner when mixing your own shades
• thinning paint for the airbrush according to a noted ratio
• dosing washes, filters, mediums, and cleaning products
• filling the airbrush cup without splashing or unnecessary waste

Who they are for

For modelers who spray with an airbrush, mix their own paints, or work with liquid weathering products. Five pieces in a package is a comfortable supply for the workshop — you can keep one pipette just for thinner, another for cleaner, and another for paint, so the liquids do not contaminate each other.

An honest comparison

Other manufacturers also offer pipettes with a 3 ml capacity. They are very similar in capacity and do the same job — we are not inventing artificial differences. They mainly differ in the number of pieces per package and the manufacturer. If you want to dose in really small amounts, look for a pipette with a smaller capacity.

Pipettes are workshop consumables — once paint has dried inside, it is easier to replace the piece than to clean it. The pipettes themselves are not hazardous, but the liquids you work with are: use paints, thinners, and cleaners in a ventilated area, follow the instructions on their packaging, and keep them out of reach of children. The package does not contain any paint.