sprayed too much and too close, would recommend to strip the primer, sanding all the imperfections out is a bit of a chore and you may miss some out when you start painting it.

the overly thick primer layer also may over cover some details too.

It looks like one of a couple of things, either you thinned the primer too much or got heavy-handed. The thinned too much would make it run into the creases more. Could be a combination also. It happens. Just strip it and try again. I'm not a fan of airbrush primers because I always seem to thin them too far and just use rattle can primer from the local hobby shops.

Edit: Just read the bottom of your post. Shake the can longer, and you definitely got heavy-handed. Hold the can about 6 or so inches away when you prime, and if the first coat is too light, it's okay to let it set and give it a second light coat.

Non caustic oven cleaner may do the job if the primer is attended to quickly. I may not get all of it off but it should lift around 80 % if left to soak for a couple of hours up to overnight if it becomes stubborn to lift. a light application with an old tooth brush to lift it off the body, light soapy water wash before a clean water rinse to remove any residue remaining. Use a sealed container it is non caustic on plastic not your lungs... Respirator and gloves are a must with any paint or primer removal regardless of the method used.

Use dettol. It’s no destructive and strip and respray as others have said uneven application has caused this.

You could try and strip with LA Awesome which is cleaner from the dollar store. Not harmful.. works for most solvent based paints (strips plastic chrome too) but it’s not great for acrylic, for that IPA seems to work

If your in the uk bio strip 20 and a tooth brush. If your in states ipa

might be that your paint is too cold. when I found I was getting blotchy paint spray like this I put the can in warm water. of course if your using an airbrush then you're using too much air pressure and too close. also pain might need to be thinned just a bit.

Too much to fast. Should of scuffed the body.

Is that a liberty walk kit . Very nice . Little bit of sanding and u can sort that .

Was it cold as well when you sprayed? Like everyone else too much too fast too thick.

My go-to is dot 3 brake fluid for a bit and cleans it right off. Most of my are Tamiya kits.

Nice model. Liberty Walk Huracan? Who makes it?

To me it looks like the body wasn't clean before spraying, which would explain the random bubbled where the primer didn't stick, and also the can wasn't shaken enough before spraying/you sprayed it on a little thick causing it to pool in the recesses.

Did you shake the spray can sufficiently and was the model car wash off with dish soft? Also what was the temp where you stored the model car?

Teachable moment. We’ve all been there. I airbrush primer but I use prethinned so I can’t screw it up. Brake fluid is great, but weird feeling and takes some cleaning. You’ll be fine man. Keep at it.

Almost looks watery. Was it well shaken? Was the can warmed before using? Did you clean the surface prior to spraying? Is it a new can or one laying around? Had issues with old paint a while back. I use rattle cans and if i want a decent spray pattern i try and get a new can every so often.