Boeing 737-100 NASA N515NA
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Airfix 1:144 737-200 cut down to 737-100 size; puttied, sanded and mostly assembled.
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What you see is what I got! Very nice work done by previous owner.
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First primer coat. Top view.
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Port side view.
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Starboard side view.
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Bottom view. I glued the u/c doors in place in preparation for painting white. First coat of primer applied to bottom.
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The remainder of the kit under carriage and directions.
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I purchased these IPMS decals for the 737-100 in NASA colors.
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I sprayed the first coat of white with a particular brand of primer and white enamel spray paint. I ran out, tried to locate the same brand, could not, so went with another name brand.
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Results are not encouraging! 1
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Results are not encouraging! 2
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Results are not encouraging! 3
Hozzászólások
2 22 September 2018, 19:39
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Ooh. I feel for you, something similar thing happened to my A321... paint stripped and model still waiting to be repainted. Before the summer.
22 April 2020, 05:00
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I had the same thing happen on an Airfix 737-200 which I need to get back on the bench
23 April 2020, 07:01
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In addition to using a flat metal file, you can also use a small blade to scrape a surface more flat, and clean up the plastic a little. I wonder what it looks like on the model around the cabin. 🙂
23 April 2020, 09:09
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I have in the past used Tamiya Lacquer Thinner to strip the paint from models. Kitchen tissue, cotton swabs and a lot of elbow grease. It's a messy and smelly process, but the paint comes clean off and the plastic remains unharmed.
23 April 2020, 14:43
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Happened to me making a Tamiya Kawaski bike. I used 600g wet & dry sandpaper (wet) but it took ages and I had to be careful not to remove some of the detail. As I said, nightmare.
27 April 2020, 07:50
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I've used brake fluid. Soak it for a bit, the paint will easily rub off with a paper towel. The effect is kind of cool though. Is there something that could be done with it...
9 March 2022, 03:47