QUOTE(kysin1981 @ Jun 26 2007, 12:48 PM)
hi,

am fixing my MG Hyakushiki, the first version, i figure out the gold is not tat shinny, do you think i should apply gold spray on it to make it better?
What kind and which kind of gold spray you recommend?
Thanks
then u shud strip off the paint 1st, otherwise ur paint job wont be nice.. (forgot what to use to strip off gold paint d).. coz the gold paint is plated (so it's kinda thick.. if u sprayed on top of it.. it will bcom thicker.. will obscure many details)
As for the gold paint, tamiya gold leaf kinda sucks, try use silver (gunze's Mr. Color looks quite good), then coat it with yellow/orange..
i think the gold color thing is quite subjective.. it maybe nice to me but not for others..
try out few combinations 1st will definitely help

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QUOTE(300078 @ Jun 26 2007, 01:56 PM)
Hi i am here to support ur topic!!!
This is the information of where u can get Acrylic Paint, crafting tools and accessories in KL and Selangor!
1) Berjaya Times Square 7th floor Time Machine - Mr Hobby Paint + crafting tool + accessories
2) Berjaya Times Square 5th Grafiti Toys - Compressor + accessories + Paint??? (the boss said they will sell paint later on)
3) Petaling Street Toycity - Tamiya Paint + Tamiya branded accessories & crafting tools
4) 1 Utama Tamiya Underground - Tamiya Paint + Tamiya branded accessories & crafting tools
5) XL-Shops (all branchs) - mostly Mr Hobby Paint (not many), Painting tools (good brushes) + Mr Hobby brand plastic cement and some others stuff like tat.
6) Ampang PARAGON POINT SHOPING CENTRE Af-Hobby - got some crafting tools + paints + accessories (compressor too)
7) Ampang City Square Plaza (dunno wat name of the shop) - sells a lot of paint from each brand (Tamiya + Mr Hobby), and also accessories.7) Ampang City Square Plaza - Hobby HQ (just ask the infomation counter at ground floor they will tell u where)
QUOTE(VincC454 @ Jun 26 2007, 02:28 PM)
no paint means no sanding already..sanding = scratch
then need to paint already to cover the scratch
the best way is to shave out those cutting parts...use craft knife to do that or at least a nail clipper like people here mention always...
Try nail polishing stick (looks like colorful nylon cloth) from watson/guardian, wil give u clean and smooth/gloss finish
Added on June 26, 2007, 6:31 pmoh.. yeah..
who knows where (shop in klang valley) to get modding parts like those of kotobukiya and from Wave (modelling support goods) like those "minus mold", rivets, etc???
thanks thanks..
This post has been edited by erh_teo: Jun 26 2007, 06:31 PM