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kacitgirl replied to the thread Nissan GTR. R35.beleive it or not i don't have a spray booth i use the emergency stairs in my building seems to be the right conditions and well lit... -
Booth time (well for some parts anyway) managed to black base then added some preshade with white, before a little green/yellow to try... -
When I use rattle cans I get runs and orange peel, or it's too dry. Can't seem to get the distance right. Pete
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stillp replied to the thread Nissan GTR. R35.When I use rattle cans I get runs and orange peel, or it's too dry. Can't seem to get the distance right. Pete
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its all about the prep i use mr super clear top coat there is a nack to it without polishing
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Was reading a build in tamiya model magazine in this. Lot of things he got wrong. Let's see if I can improve on the recipe lol
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OK, time for an update. I've been trying to use the new style Humbrol acrylics for the first time, and it's taken a while to learn how... -
This is looking so good mate 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 -
Thanks Tim. As a small child, I was taken to the RAF St Athan open day once, and a Vulcan flew over at an altitude that wouldn't be...
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Only just seen this. Great progress Pete. Iconic aircraft as well. Sat in my garden in Salisbury and watched the last flying example...
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I should've explained the construction of the nose: as you can see from step 17 there's a 'false' nose cone that fits onto the cockpit...
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Mr Bowcat replied to the thread Placing a picture into box.The site text says "It is recommended that you use an image that is at least 400x400 pixels". So your size should be fine, maybe it's a... -
So what is your side of the story disrupting my D-Day thread a couple years ago that meant to be a somber reminder of those who we lost... -
Thanks Tim. As a small child, I was taken to the RAF St Athan open day once, and a Vulcan flew over at an altitude that wouldn't be...
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Tim Marlow replied to the thread Best material for diorama Ice?.True, but they don’t fracture into minuscule shards and are far more robust to handle. Cover slips are nasty things.
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