1:144 Panzer Corps Sturm Tiger Question

i had the same problem with mine, i used testors emeral paints and i think they are still tacky from when i built them over the summer.

i think i'd go blind building something in that scale.......
looks really good, gderue

After soaking the tracks in Dawn for a few days, I sprayed 3 coats of testors acryl on them.

No more oily residue.

She took an out-of-box 2nd at Syracuse for some unknown reason.

http://forum.alanger.us/album_pic.php?pic_id=281

Sorry for the picture quality. The square on the cutting mat are 1". My camera is built for photographing large bridges.

G

Thanks for the info. I'm thinking that the $4 for the kit will be reinvested in another one. The tracks are still tacky.

G

I ran into the same problem with the dragon 1/72 elephant. For the tracks i had to discard the original ones due to the use of a petrolium solvent paint on them. Once i painted the tracks with waterbased paints, solved the problem. Bill

So I have more symptons:

Easy off didn't take of the mutant primer, but it did take off the dried primer.

Soap and dish detergent seemed to make the primer less tacky, but it didn't remove it.

Are there any other suggestions. Is it time for a bath of mineral spirits?

G