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Favorite Modeling Product?

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  • Member since
    November 2005
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, January 11, 2003 10:24 AM
I'm not a big advocate of aftermarket detail sets. I prefer to scratchbuild most of my details. When I do buy something it's almost always a Waldron Model Product. Their Photo-foil sets and instruments are stunning. They make for quite a convincing cockpit when finished. They also produce 2 different punch and die sets. One set is required if you want to use their instruments. The sets are a bit pricey (around $150 total) but well worth it. I have found countless uses for these sets. The cost of the detail sets and other items is reasonable. I like that it's a small mom and pop shop also. I have called several times with questions and they are always very helpful and friendly. Give them a try if you haven't yet.

Darren

  • Member since
    November 2005
Favorite Modeling Product?
Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, January 11, 2003 2:53 AM
Aside from your favorite kit, what product do you like best? For me, it's Xtracolour paints from England. It's an enamel paint that is glossy so you don't have to apply a clear coat for decaling the model. I don't like to add too many clear coats as I believe each one alters the original color a litte bit. In addition to this, the people who make this stuff actually travel to museums, air shows, etc. to research their product. Best of all, for me, this stuff goes on so well that I can do practically anything with it. It "feathers" beautifully. I like to freehand my camo schemes on airplanes and with a Paasche H airbrush this is not the easiest thing to do. This paint is so good I can do the mottled camo on a Bf-109 freehanded with no problems. I have often told other modelers that if this paint were ever discontinued, I'd consider getting out of the hobby! (well, maybe not...!)

Regards,

Pat
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