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23 May 2016, 11:28
Roland Kovacs
Hi everybody, Maybe it is easy for you guys, but can somebody help me with some ideas that how can I mask the nose section of the plane for the blue color? I wish to have it fairly symmetrical... Thanks
Hi everybody, Maybe it is easy for you guys, but can somebody help me with some ideas that how can I mask the nose section of the plane for the blue color? I wish to have it fairly symmetrical... Thanks
23 May 2016, 11:30
Choppa Nutta
make a stencil for the mask of one side out of cardboard.
get some mask tape with a backing film so it is easy to draw on,
draw round stencil, flip stencil over for the mirror version, draw round that,
cut them both out and compare, redo as needed until happy with shape,
then apply 🙂
I reckon masking the white would be easier
make a stencil for the mask of one side out of cardboard.
get some mask tape with a backing film so it is easy to draw on,
draw round stencil, flip stencil over for the mirror version, draw round that,
cut them both out and compare, redo as needed until happy with shape,
then apply 🙂
I reckon masking the white would be easier
23 May 2016, 11:58
Roland Kovacs
Thanks. Yes, I would start the white first. I think painting white over the blue could requires a good few layers...
Thanks. Yes, I would start the white first. I think painting white over the blue could requires a good few layers...
23 May 2016, 12:07
Bart Goesaert
I've read something about a new masking tape for curves from tamiya (page is in dutch, but you can see what can be done on a DC-3 Dakota 1/72) :
modelbrouwers.nl/php..+tape+tamiya#p939024
I've read something about a new masking tape for curves from tamiya (page is in dutch, but you can see what can be done on a DC-3 Dakota 1/72) :
modelbrouwers.nl/php..+tape+tamiya#p939024
23 May 2016, 12:14
Choppa Nutta
That bendy mask line stuff is great but for this I reckon it might be quite tricky to get it symmetrical ...
perhaps use the stencil to draw a pencil line as a guide ?
I think my preference would be a single piece for each side as you can use the edge of the cockpit and the centre line as a guide for it's accurate placement. 🙂
That bendy mask line stuff is great but for this I reckon it might be quite tricky to get it symmetrical ...
perhaps use the stencil to draw a pencil line as a guide ?
I think my preference would be a single piece for each side as you can use the edge of the cockpit and the centre line as a guide for it's accurate placement. 🙂
23 May 2016, 12:27
Roland Kovacs
Thanks guys! I think I'll try with the paper template version. Maybe start with printouts from the boxart, then cut it out from masking tape.
Thanks guys! I think I'll try with the paper template version. Maybe start with printouts from the boxart, then cut it out from masking tape.
23 May 2016, 13:16