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14 hours ago, DocRob said:

I'm a vinyl addict too, having some thousand albums, but not in my cave, where I rarely listen to music.

I am building mine back up my cave is about 500 sq.ft.;)

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Kev

Nice going and glad you didn't give up. I know it's after the fact but a tip that may come in useful the next round of doing a NMF.

Once my gloss black surface is prepared, I use either a .2 or .35 tip, working pressure around 12 psi and repeated light coats. The aluminum finish slowly builds up and self levels. I'm close to the model, maybe a bout 1-1.5 inches away, to minimize any chance of the Alclad starting to dry before reaching the model. Sometimes, a bit of retarder helps if the humidity is very low, especially in winter.

Looking so good

Keep 'em comin

Peter

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Peter I have always used a fine tip on the Badger Renegade never had this issue before but I almost remember the event went sliding the needle back in after cleaning out the black lacquer paint the other night.;)

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Decals have started over a coat urethane semi-gloss barely changed the color and only one area.;)

one no flash other with.

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Looking great, I had precisely the same problem with the P51, still not happy with it, yours looks amazing, like how you picked out other panels…..stunning….

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Kev

Looking so good. The individual panels add just the right feel and the decaling looks perfect with not a hint of carrier film in sight!

Keep 'em comin

Peter

 

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Calling this one done.I was going to do the wash but did not care for the results so backed-off I think it was the issues with the gun earlier making the surface slightly grainy.;)

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Looking great, thank you for this inspirational build. :notworthy: Now I want to get one for myself :). I wonder if the old Monogram kit would stand a chance ?

Cheers

Martin

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