stona
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- Steve
Cheers chaps. I'm glad this is being found to be useful. I hope it shows what we mere mortals can achieve! Patrick don't be scared of washes,as you can see they really bring out the detail. If you use the promodeller washes as I did you can't go wrong. Just be sure to have a well cured coat of Klear (or gloss varnish) on before the wash.
Speaking of washes I've done an oil wash inside the gear doors. I made a thin dirty engine oil kind of mixture using the stuff in the piccies and just ran it into the detail from a skinny brush. And yes I did notice the bl**dy ejector pin marks in the corners of the doors,something else to fix,Grrrrrrr! The third pic shows a before and after set of doors.
Of to earn a living now,just got my car insurance renewal quote!
Cheers
Steve
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Speaking of washes I've done an oil wash inside the gear doors. I made a thin dirty engine oil kind of mixture using the stuff in the piccies and just ran it into the detail from a skinny brush. And yes I did notice the bl**dy ejector pin marks in the corners of the doors,something else to fix,Grrrrrrr! The third pic shows a before and after set of doors.
Of to earn a living now,just got my car insurance renewal quote!
Cheers
Steve
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