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keavdog Thanks all. Ill try really shaking the dullcoat and shoot a test piece - thanks for the tip. I really like the dead flat it produces.
Thanks all. Ill try really shaking the dullcoat and shoot a test piece - thanks for the tip. I really like the dead flat it produces.
Beautiful bird,well done. Re: Dullcote, I warm mine in a pan of very warm water for a few minutes before shaking and spraying.
"le plaisir delicieux et toujours nouveau d'une occupation inutile"
Sharp work!!!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Thanks guys.
I used Testors Model Master enamels, future for pre-decals, oil paint thinned with turpenoid for the wash, and testors dullcoat for the final cover.
Thanks,
John
A fantastic finish to a legendary jet fighter! Excellent job sir.
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A well built and finished f16 did you paint it with enamel?
Nick.
Very nice. One of my favorite jet fighters.
Nice work. I’ve found that Testors Dullcote can do that even when it’s somewhat fresh, too. Maybe it just needs to be shaken better than anything you’ve ever shaken before.
Very neat work there.
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
Wrapped up this tonight - out of box except for the Verlinden ejection seat.
The kit really goes together nicely. I think after a 4 or 5 year hiatus, my future clearcoat is old and my testors dullcoat is old. You can see light white flecks after the dullcoat. I was able to knock most of it down after this pic, but... time for trip to the hobby store :)
Anyway - fun kit of one of my favorite subjects
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