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Andrew Robertson
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Dragon Wings F-16CM, F-100D, F-15C, F/SK/SH-35 Draken, F4U-2, AD-5, DHC-8
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Oleg Bogolei
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23 9 September, 15:17
Oleg Smilyk
Hey, Oleg, a very rare object in excellent execution!Excellent attention to detail!
Hey, Oleg, a very rare object in excellent execution!Excellent attention to detail!
12 September, 14:41
Oleg Bogolei
yes. Very good quality. Easy to build. And ss-model makes sepparate tracks and weels which is good for me)
yes. Very good quality. Easy to build. And ss-model makes sepparate tracks and weels which is good for me)
2 October, 06:29
Ben M
Thanks, Oleg. I may give one of their kits a try sometime then. They have some interesting subjects.
Thanks, Oleg. I may give one of their kits a try sometime then. They have some interesting subjects.
2 October, 12:03
Duster_d
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Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa (Hasegawa)新的: 2 October, 05:58 1:72
I decided to use chipping because the first attempt did not suit me.
10 27 September, 19:43
Mr D
Hi Duster 👋😃
Looking good, lve never built a Haseagawa....how have you found it..??
Good luck with next steps 👍👍
Hi Duster 👋😃
Looking good, lve never built a Haseagawa....how have you found it..??
Good luck with next steps 👍👍
27 September, 21:16
Duster_d
@Mr D,Hi, I like this build of this kit. The casting is thin and neat, although there are some minor flaws. The connection between the parts is good and the edges of the wings are sharp and thin. The decal has a thick layer of varnish. The plastic is typical of this company's kits (I have looked at other Hasegawa kits in my stash) some details is translucent in places, but durable.
@Guy, Thanks, I'll try hard 🙂
@Mr D,Hi, I like this build of this kit. The casting is thin and neat, although there are some minor flaws. The connection between the parts is good and the edges of the wings are sharp and thin. The decal has a thick layer of varnish. The plastic is typical of this company's kits (I have looked at other Hasegawa kits in my stash) some details is translucent in places, but durable.
@Guy, Thanks, I'll try hard 🙂
28 September, 05:26
Duster_d
I applied this primer three times and washed it off three times. "Orange peel" every time. And I diluted it and tried undiluted, degreased the model with alcohol - the result is the same. That's enough trying for today.
I applied this primer three times and washed it off three times. "Orange peel" every time. And I diluted it and tried undiluted, degreased the model with alcohol - the result is the same. That's enough trying for today.
28 September, 14:57
Duster_d
@Ben M, yes, I remember your MiG-15. I have never had problems with Vallejo primers before. They suddenly started back on my Super Etendard, but I thought it was an isolated incident. I have already sinned against isopropyl alcohol and the composition of water, I do not understand why these problems began.
@Ben M, yes, I remember your MiG-15. I have never had problems with Vallejo primers before. They suddenly started back on my Super Etendard, but I thought it was an isolated incident. I have already sinned against isopropyl alcohol and the composition of water, I do not understand why these problems began.
28 September, 15:47
Duster_d
I still didn't calm down. 🙂 Through experiments, it was possible to achieve a more or less normal application of the primer. The best results are achieved on a fat-free surface, without dilution, and at a minimum pressure of 0.8-1 bar.
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I still didn't calm down. 🙂 Through experiments, it was possible to achieve a more or less normal application of the primer. The best results are achieved on a fat-free surface, without dilution, and at a minimum pressure of 0.8-1 bar.
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28 September, 16:39
Duster_d
Do you guys think I should "strip" the paint even more? I liked working with Vallejo's chipping liquid 🙂
Do you guys think I should "strip" the paint even more? I liked working with Vallejo's chipping liquid 🙂
2 October, 06:10
Ben M
I've seen all kinds of chipping on WWII Japanese aircraft. I'd say you can't go wrong.
I've seen all kinds of chipping on WWII Japanese aircraft. I'd say you can't go wrong.
2 October, 12:02
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