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Take liquid strong car wax or car rubbing compound add acrylic clear green or blue .Then add a drop or two of acrylic green or blue..Mix it then rub it in.
modelcrazy Future mixed with a hint of the desired acrylic color.
Future mixed with a hint of the desired acrylic color.
I never tried this, thanks for mentioning it!
Scott
For smaller windows I have used highlighter marking pens, but it is hard to keep density uniform if the window is larger than the marker brush. Also limited in available colors, but if the color you need is available, and the window is small, it is easy to use. I use it a lot on auto tail-lights and turn signals.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
this guy is a very good modeller , and shows how to tint cockpit's green so I image it would work with blue , just ordinary pen ink
http://www.plasticmodels.eu/en/tipsandtricks.php
Steve
Building a kit from your stash is like cutting a head off a Hydra, two more take it's place.
http://www.spamodeler.com/forum/
Tamiya Clear blue...
Hi all, I'm starting on a 1/48 minicraft v-35 bonanaza. In all the good pics I've found the windows appear to have a very light blue tint. Is there any way to duplicate this, and maintain clarity? Thanks, Aardvark
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