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Commentaires
31 1 November 2021, 13:04
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Looks awesome! 👍 I also want to do this plane some time, where did you get the aftermarket from?
10 November 2021, 22:17
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to Alexander: i buy them in a model shop of china , you can find them on luckymodel.com
14 November 2021, 00:05
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Nice.
Btw, a trick I'v learned recently, which I think most modeleres don't know about, is to use liquified Vallejo putty, to fill in tiny gaps around canopy parts. Usually working with putty can be messy in my experience (though one could just try wipe away putty with a finger tip sometimes), but gently liquifying putty gives one more control although the fill power is distinctively less when Vallejo putty is liquified (applied with a small brush).
30 August 2023, 09:20