What a plonker I am! Built a model, painted it, applied Future, washed it, toned it down, added more weathering, just about to start the final stretch of chipping & pastels when..... I realise that I forgot to put on the decals! DOH! Patrick (hanging his head in shame!):sobbing:
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LOL, makes me feel better when I do it, and I just know I will. -
It happens to us all mate, do you remember the Panther with the zig-zag snow camo? Weeeeeell................... i forgot to put the tools on, i found them tonight.
Have fun, JohnComment
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lol I never noticed that John! maybe the crew lost them in the snow ;o) by the way, it's not my T-34!Comment
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Well done! What model was it? I managed to miss two little "nicht anfassen" decals off my antenna mast recently but remembered all the others. I'm sure,like a cat falling off the back of the sofa,you'll make a cool recovery.
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StevComment
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It's a King Tiger that I've been working on (more off than on!) Steve. I opened a box & there where the decals-I bet my face was a picture! What I said can't be repeated here ;o) fingers crossed I can bounce back! PatrickComment
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Only two little'uns for me. I used Klear as a setting solution,you could avoid re-glossing the whole model this way. I'd be nervous about doing any large decals with this system.
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SteveComment
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We've all been there Patrick but with your skills, i'm sure you'll have it way under control. One of the biggest mistakes i've made was when i was doing my Jagdpanzer (you might remember i never posted it) and for the washes i used oil paints plus Humbrol enamel thinners - whish i thought was the right thing to do. Applied it and all the paint started smearing and then coming off. Then i realised, opps, i'd forgotten to apply a coat of varnish.
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PaulComment
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