QUOTE(General_Nic @ Feb 3 2014, 10:55 PM)
i would buy it as well. it would have been more cheaper too if it is not an online exclusive
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Model Kits Gundam & Mecha modelling thread V33, Gunpla builders assemble!
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QUOTE(legenderycity @ Feb 12 2014, 07:16 PM) Damn I don't have 800 grit sandpaper so I used a 600 grit one instead, but sadly scratch marks still there. Is it because I sand it too hard? it helps to wet sand so that the sanded particles will not damage. then dont push hard while sanding as well.using multiple sandpaper is good as well, going from smaller grit to higher one. afaik, 600 grit is noticeable but maybe after flat coat, it will be less noticeable. |
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QUOTE(OhNooy @ Feb 17 2014, 05:24 PM) i have assembled it but not yet on the painting or top coating partbut if i have to do it, ill just remove the parts from the gold chrome parts and top coat the individual piece. after drying, assemble as is. reason? I am not sure if i can easily cover/mask all those little parts very well and i think it will also be faster that way. |
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i will end up repeating what mushy said
but really, whatever works for the modeller be it. there many ways to do it and masking is one of them. as i said, it is what i said i would do. panel lines is easy, it is actually better to panel line piece by piece since you can ink the hidden areas (but not worth the extra work for me) for markings, if it is sticker, just grab a new blade and cut it. for water slide decals, if it is really multiple parts, just use marking solution to dissolve it. after curing it will shrink to that intended part (some may need cutting though) but thinking back now, the armor piece is really hard to take off so the markings might end up destroyed in the process >.< This post has been edited by chyll2: Feb 18 2014, 07:13 AM |
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QUOTE(rx330 @ Feb 18 2014, 02:34 PM) but hand paint can the experts here guide me how to make it more consistent? i had to keep adding the retarder in order for the ink not to dry up, and the colors gets lighter everytime i add the retarder gaia note is lacquer based and afaik, it can only be used with airbrushfor handbrushing, you can use enamel paints since it really dries and cure slowly or acrylic paints (some acrylic paints though works better with retarder since they are designed to be used with airbrush) for acrylic though, you need to know what is the thinner or thinning solution is. Alcohol based acrylic cannot be thinned with water and vice versa. for the gundam marker, i think it is alcohol based since it really dries quickly. |
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for the finger/hands for MG. it seems that it has its pros and cons.
and there is no perfect implementation so far. |
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QUOTE(Khai62 @ May 9 2014, 07:33 PM) i think the missing part compromises of different parts in runner so if that is the case, it would be cheaper to refer to the other thread |
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