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Don C, Comment for image # 35799 | 01 Apr 16 10:58 |
Looking good. I like the paint job. |
ElbertC, Image # 35799 | 31 Mar 16 09:05 |
And the work goes on. The 3X is a little cloudy but that will dry. |
ElbertC, Comment for image # 35797 | 30 Mar 16 16:31 |
Sky, I am using the kit-supplied decals. There is two coats of kleer on this model. The OD paint went on a little rough but I think the decals will go on okay. I found I was using to low of air pressure. I use Micro Sol to set the decals. There won't be a coat of kleer on top of the decals. I haven't used it on other models and it seems to work fine. |
Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 35797 | 30 Mar 16 12:19 |
Elbert, funny that your model should be ready for decals. It seems that everyone else is talking about them too. From reading many plastic scale model magazines, that often advocate shooting a clear gloss coat prior to adding the decals. This is to help smooth out any tiny irregularities that are in the plastic. After the decals are applied, then recoat the model with flat clear to seal in the decals as well as giving the model an overall flat finish -that is, if the flat finish is what you're striving for. So, its as if the decal is suspended between two coats. I didn't mention this for the wooden models as that's a whole different avenue. Your model looks great. Are you using the kit-supplied decals> |
ElbertC, Image # 35797 | 30 Mar 16 05:30 |
Ready for decals. |
Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 35769 | 27 Mar 16 21:42 |
Looks really good, Elbert. Any particular paint scheme? |
ElbertC, Image # 35769 | 22 Mar 16 06:43 |
Primed and bottom painted |
ElbertC, Image # 35370 | 12 Jan 16 16:49 |
The parts are coming together so to speek. |
ElbertC, Comment for image # 35258 | 04 Jan 16 08:06 |
You're right Sky, this is a great place to learn. |
Skyediamonds1985, Comment for image # 35258 | 03 Jan 16 18:14 |
ElbertC, personally, I think James is wise to allow the use of different mediums (wood, plastic, fiber glass, composites, etc.) to be presented in modeling as we could all benefit from different styles and techniques used to replicate the real aircraft. I saw many ideas from reading various plastic model magazines and I'm using what I learned in applying to my current S.E. 5 build. -Sky |
ElbertC, Comment for image # 35258 | 03 Jan 16 15:39 |
Thanks James for adding this to the list. |
ElbertC, Image # 35258 | 03 Jan 16 15:39 |
Now in the works |
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