So, I've made a few of the models in here and I think I'm getting addicted! The next step will be buying a few of your textures to see if I'm capable of creating a few of my own. However, I've noticed that even though I am spraying them down with a flat spray after I'm done, they are still a little shiny for my taste. So far it's not an issue, since I haven't made anything worth displaying, but I'm starting to get better. Anyone have suggestions for a product they use after completing a model? Thanks!

I've used Testor's dull coat and have liked the result.

I agree with Jim. I have used Dulcote as well with good results. I often spray the sheets prior to cutting and assembly and again, after partial construction, but before I glaze the windows [I do that on most of my models]. The double-dulling, so far, hasn't hurt the models. I also suggest rubbing Chapstick along the bottom 1/8" or so of the model [inside and out and along the exposed bottom edge] to prevent it from absorbing water when I put scenery down.

Jim

Oh, I really like the chapstick idea. I was just thinking about that exact issue recently. Thanks guys!

if dullcote doesn't do it, try krylon flat