Tru-Color Paint comes in two lines, Air Brush Ready and Paint Brush Ready formulas. All paint lines are formulated for airbrushing except the TCP-800 to TCP-899 series which are formulated for application with a paint brush. Some modelers have attempted to airbrush the 800 series paints with mixed results.

This is an Acrylic solvent-based paint, not a Lacquer paint. It is similar to the former Accu-Paint but better in pigment quality and bonding to materials. The bottles are physically smaller and weigh less than glass bottles yet have the same volume of paint.

Shipping by First Class Mail is inexpensive. Up to 15.9 ounces of paint can ship via USPS First Class Package.

Up to 1.5 lbs. of product can ship Priority Mail. 1.5 lbs. is many, many bottles of Tru-Color Paint. Other paint brands ship by UPS Ground in heavy glass bottles which costs almost as much as the paint itself.

Here's a link to Tru-Color's FAQ page: http://trucolorpaint.com/about-us/faq/

Here's a link to an IPMS modeler's experience with Tru-Color Paint: http://web.ipmsusa3.org/content/tru-color-paints

Here's a link to a modeler's experience with Tru-Color's naval colors: http://www.modelwarships.com/reviews/misc/True_Color/trucolor-paints/index.htm

Here's a link to YouTube with a modeler painting Tru-Color White on a black locomotive shell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuUH_LF_FY0

The color swatches presented here are a rough approximation of the actual color because of digital camera and color monitor settings.