Tim’s 1/48 Tamiya Mosquito FB Mk VI

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I actually used it to 'mask out' the wheel wells on my 109s as test..... Very odd stuff!

Keep up the great work!
Certainly is. I like the way you can mask up, leaving fingerprints all over it…..go for a coffee before spraying, and while you are away it flows, smoothing out the surface and dripping off the bottom of the model……really weird. Effective though.
 

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Blimey!!
I take it you were expecting that,so had a contingency plan to sort it out pronto!! ;)
Yes Andy. It actually comes off clean and the drips just come off the cardboard for re-use.
Here’s the proof….
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Only one slight issue where I never patched the coverage properly…
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Quick touch up there and Robert’s yer relative……
 

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Coming on nicely Tim!
 

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Looks great Tim :thumb2:

Panzer Putty is witch craft stuff :surprised::tears-of-joy:

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Just a non-Newtonian fluid Geoff…….invented in America during WW2 as a potential replacement for natural rubber apparently….it’s generic name is silly putty, by the way.
 

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Lovely stuff to work with , I like the way you put in back into the tin covered in paint, have a look a couple of days later and it's nearly all black and flat .

Looking good Tim .
 

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Just a non-Newtonian fluid Geoff…….invented in America during WW2 as a potential replacement for natural rubber apparently….it’s generic name is silly putty, by the way.
So that's where it came from!!

One of my favourite demos of non-Newtonian fluid was one I saw on the comedy series The Big Bang Theory.

They got some DIY fluid.... flour and water I think, or at least something like that... And put it on cling film over a loud speaker and then watching it respond to to the music.
 

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So that's where it came from!!

One of my favourite demos of non-Newtonian fluid was one I saw on the comedy series The Big Bang Theory.

They got some DIY fluid.... flour and water I think, or at least something like that... And put it on cling film over a loud speaker and then watching it respond to to the music.
Cornflour probably….not seen that episode though. Ian muddle and I discussed custard as a non Newtonian fluid somewhere. It behaves the same way if you make it out of the right ingredients :tongue-out3:
 

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aaaaand…..we have stripes…….
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Not perfect, but close enough for something that was hand painted prior to combat. Minor touch ups needed to eliminate overspray, and a minor repair to the rudder aerial rod, which I knocked off when masking for the stripes…..then gloss varnish prior to decals…..getting there at last!
 

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Coming on very nicely Tim!
 
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