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1 hour ago, JohnB said:

I highly recommend them but they are a bit difficult to get stateside

Which means impossible to get in Canada. Unless you smuggle them in yourself...

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Posted
13 hours ago, JohnB said:

It's Xtracolor paint Jeff. Their paints are gloss and lay down nicely. I highly recommend them but they are a bit difficult to get stateside. :)

Thanks, John I will have to look into that seriously, as I am  MM guy.... may have to change my ways....

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Posted
1 hour ago, Jeff said:

Boy, that's the truth ....

You are too kind guys! LOL:D

About the only way to get Xtracolor is find someone in England who will purchase it for you and send it. That has been my modus operandi for a good bit.

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3 minutes ago, JohnB said:

You are too kind guys! LOL:D

About the only way to get Xtracolor is find someone in England who will purchase it for you and send it. That has been my modus operandi for a good bit.

And LUCKY me , I have a good buddy in the UK .... I will have to check into this for sure..

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Posted
2 hours ago, Jeff said:

And LUCKY me , I have a good buddy in the UK .... I will have to check into this for sure..

Remember to get a can of their thinner. It is best for their paint.

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Posted
25 minutes ago, JohnB said:

Remember to get a can of their thinner. It is best for their paint.

Thanks John, never thought of that

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Posted
12 minutes ago, JohnB said:

Underside about done. Still need to paint the wheel wells.

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That looks really great John! Absolutely flawless work!

Is there a reason why you didn’t paint the wheel wells before? Isn’t an easy job now with the necessary masking!

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25 minutes ago, Kaireckstadt said:

That looks really great John! Absolutely flawless work!

Is there a reason why you didn’t paint the wheel wells before? Isn’t an easy job now with the necessary masking!

Thanks!:) Heck no, easy peasy. Just a little masking and hit the wells with paint. :)

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Posted
43 minutes ago, Jeff said:

Thanks John, never thought of that

One thing Jeff. DO NOT put thinned Xtracolor back in the tinlet or it will gel up after a short while. Learned the hard way! No clue as to why since you would think that wouldn't happen. :wacko:

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Posted

John

You’re the master - gorgeous paint work.

I do find it amazing how popular paints for example can be purchased in one country and not in others. Tamiya lacquers is another prime example.

Keep ‘em comin

Peter

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Posted
12 hours ago, Peterpools said:

John

You’re the master - gorgeous paint work.

I do find it amazing how popular paints for example can be purchased in one country and not in others. Tamiya lacquers is another prime example.

Keep ‘em comin

Peter

Thanks Peter. Unrealistic but understandable laws.:)

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Posted
23 hours ago, JohnB said:

Remember to get a can of their thinner. It is best for their paint.

I also use it for Colourcoats, works great

Cheers

Dennis

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Posted
16 minutes ago, JohnB said:

Camo done. Now I can get started on the markings!

 

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Hopefully the masks don't take too long to get to you. 

 

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5 minutes ago, BlrwestSiR said:

Hopefully the masks don't take too long to get to you. 

 

Indeed Carl. In the meantime I can apply the roundels on the wings and the fin flash. :) Plus do a little touch up.

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Posted
8 hours ago, Spitfire said:

Looking good, the markings will really lift it.

Cheers

Dennis

Thanks Dennis. :)

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Posted

Status as of today. All ready for the code masks. :) By the way, if you click on the pictures it comes up a bit sharper, etc.

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Posted
34 minutes ago, GazzaS said:

Looks fantastic, John!

Thank you Gaz! Getting close to the finish line. :)

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Posted

Looking as sharp as ever John. Didn’t realise the stripes nearly cover a good portion of the wing on a Spit.......will there be any weathering?

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