B38M Project (144)
コメント
14 20 September 2022, 04:10
Michael Kohl
Beautifully done, despite the mishaps. I am looking forward to my first try to fill the windows with ckear epoxy.
Beautifully done, despite the mishaps. I am looking forward to my first try to fill the windows with ckear epoxy.
30 October 2022, 21:50
Andrew P
Thanks, guys!
A note on the acrylic - be sure to test it first by pouring a small batch into a disposable cup and letting it sit for the prescribed 24 hours. My first batch failed somehow, but all subsequent ones worked perfectly as advertised (probably user error).
Also, isopropyl alcohol works a treat for cleaning up the mess from uncured acrylic off your fingers, model, etc.
Thanks, guys!
A note on the acrylic - be sure to test it first by pouring a small batch into a disposable cup and letting it sit for the prescribed 24 hours. My first batch failed somehow, but all subsequent ones worked perfectly as advertised (probably user error).
Also, isopropyl alcohol works a treat for cleaning up the mess from uncured acrylic off your fingers, model, etc.
31 October 2022, 02:31
Benoit
Nice subject, very nice painting. I love the way you display the model with a home made stand.
Nice subject, very nice painting. I love the way you display the model with a home made stand.
8 August 2023, 15:48
Andrew P
Sérgio: I figures it isn't worth the effort in 1/144 scale, especially without a set of pre-cut masks.
Benoit: Thank you! I mount the post and socket at a 3 degree angle, so that I can display the airplane in level flight or, by turning the stand around, at 6 degrees nose-up.
Sérgio: I figures it isn't worth the effort in 1/144 scale, especially without a set of pre-cut masks.
Benoit: Thank you! I mount the post and socket at a 3 degree angle, so that I can display the airplane in level flight or, by turning the stand around, at 6 degrees nose-up.
11 August 2023, 17:38