Top work pete , looking forward to seeing the colour go on this one , cheers tony
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Apologies for the lack of updates folks, it's been a bit hectic here, what with getting a puncture (unrepairable - £££), visits from the grandkids, the garage got flooded by overflowing drains, the cat's been ill, the washing machine blocked up, then, this morning, the kettle packed in!
Anyway, here's a couple of pics:
I did have the canopy on earlier today, but it wasn't sitting right so I took it off. I need to get that fitted as it's the easiest way to mask the cockpit, then I can splash some paint about.
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Wow, it sounds like your plate was more than full lately Pete. Hope everything is better now and you can drive on with this. Nice 65 belly coat Sir!!!
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Aargh! Started masking the underside, had to reposition a piece of masking tape, and this happened:
I'm not having any success with paint recently, it must be something I'm doing wrong, but what? This was Vallejo Model Air, no primer. The only thing I can think of is that I'm laying the paint down too thick, but I thought I'd given it plenty of time between coats - about a half hour.
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Sorry to see that Pete. I'm no expert, but I usually let the 1st coat of Model Air dry for an hour or a bit more before shooting the second . I let that dry for a few hours before try to do anything to or with it. Could it have been the masking tape was a bit too sticky, like on my build???.......Should be an easy fix though...
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