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Thank you guys. The placards are from the Airfix decal sheet tyt is actually quite comprehensive, minus the selection of markings, which is utterly boring considering the endless options to shine. 
I tried new ATOM series paint from Ammo and the result is satisfactory. To the point that I’ve purged the rest of my Mig and Arcus paint. 
 

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10 minutes ago, Martinnfb said:

Thank you guys. The placards are from the Airfix decal sheet tyt is actually quite comprehensive, minus the selection of markings, which is utterly boring considering the endless options to shine. 
I tried new ATOM series paint from Ammo and the result is satisfactory. To the point that I’ve purged the rest of my Mig and Arcus paint. 
 

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100% approve , have I? .....at all.?.... mentioned they may chip/reduct very well using odourless thinners .🤪

 

Took me a little while to make the change but not going back . Tamiya / MRP makes a good undercoat as it is more robust. 

Oh and also they level very well , brush touch ups over sprayed areas blend pretty good. 

 

PS I thought Arsfix putting an RAF colour scheme in there was just kinda silly TBH for a first release , although if you can't do mottling or use an airbrush at all I guess it gives you a way out . 

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19 minutes ago, Martinnfb said:

I'm not saying that You guys are needy, but let the putty dry for a minute :)

You could use a faster drying putty. 

Just saying ...

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Well seems like ages filled with putty and mild frustration. I managed to create a semi decent seam line at the front and scribed some seal along the rear. Then placed the hinge decal on top. After priming the top I realized that the hing is sinking in. What are you sinking about hinge? 


and then I discovered the famous seam line that I failed to sand enough. 
 

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Martin, I've got the perfect tool to get rid of that seam. 

It's a circular sanding pad that goes in a rotary tool. 

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You can get different grit sanding pads for them. 

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They're made by Dspiae and come in two sizes. 

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They're fairly inexpensive too.

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