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jimbot58 I free handed mine and believe me, it took several attempts to get it right!
I free handed mine and believe me, it took several attempts to get it right!
Why did you do that? It is a sharp demarcation line which means it was masked when they painted the real plane.
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I used the kit painting instruction photos and made a copy of it the size I wanted and printed it out.
Then I cut it out of the printer paper and placed it onto the model with a piece of doubled over masking tape to act as a somewhat soft mask. You could use masking tape but it will be a very hard line which I don't think looks as good. Just be careful and mask the rest of the kit really well or you will get overspray and have to do it all over again.
Frisket film, Parafilm M, Nexcare Waterprooof Tape (it's flexible in all directions) or a pencil line and freehand.
Ross Martinek A little strangeness, now and then, is a good thing…
I am building my first F-16 with the standard dark gray over gray with the semi-circle pattern near the cockpit, I hope I explained that well. Anyway are there any tips to getting the masking for this section symetrical?? I been playing with cutting out paper foldered over and then transferring that to tape. Is this about the best option? I figured I'd ask before attempting this on the kit.
Thanks
JR
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