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As Ian says, this is looking very good and can't be far off completion now.
Sorry, what's your name? (seems strange posting to anonymous)
Have fun with the rest of the weathering
Cheers
P
Hi Cavan, welcome back to the forum
Your hairspray technique (as Paul refers to above) has produced some great results. It has been illustrated before on the forum with varying degrees of success, do you have any special technique you like to share? Or is it simply a case of practice.
Cheers
P
Very nice indeed!!!
I just added the same model to my stash for my planned German lineup and I will surely use your build as inspiration!
I've only used Friulmodel tracks once, very recently for my King Tiger, but after assembling those tracks it feels wrong to use those rubber bands again so I might go Friulmodel again...?
I wish they weren't so expensive when you factor in postage as well, but such is life I guess
I'm with you on the cost of the tracks almost if not more than most actual models . eBay seems to be a good place to get tracks and PE only problem is you have to get them when they are up as you never know if they will be on there again.
Hope this helps
Cavan
It does Cavan, thanks v.much!
I've tried many chipping techniques but not the hairspray one. A couple more questions, is the hairspray too thick to shoot through the AB? Also, what do you clean the AB with afterward - reamer or is AB cleaner enough?
Now a question regarding the jagdpanzer - is it an Ardennes vehicle?
Cheers
P
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