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Yeah I think I will do some more practicing. The neat primer came out the best but I'll practice some more.Webby_NZ wrote: AK thinner works great with their primer but I found some parts need a clean for best stick, otherwise start w very very light mist coats so the latter coats of primer have something to grab.
You taking some photos to share?Myself, I have just started the Bandai XWing and am nothing but impressed, great detail and panel lines, small gates makes cleanup easy and Bandai engineering makes for a super easy assembly that does not need glue.
I'm just giving it a grey flory wash to bring out details.
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You taking some photos to share?Myself, I have just started the Bandai XWing and am nothing but impressed, great detail and panel lines, small gates makes cleanup easy and Bandai engineering makes for a super easy assembly that does not need glue.
I'm just giving it a grey flory wash to bring out details.
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KitModellerNZ wrote: Whilst taking a break from my Phantom build, and building altogether really, I've been working on some new stuff – scale ration cartons. I've used Illustrator and Photoshop to create these using photos of real ration cartons as reference. For the backgrounds I've used images of real cardboard which shows the corrugations for a realistic effect. The staining and wear on the damaged boxes was created using custom Photoshop brushes. I'm pretty happy with how they're looking. Keen for some opinions.
I'll be printing some on a light stock and making a few mock ups tonight hopefully.
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Can get started on the decals tonight thenGary wrote: You want the wash to sit in the creases over the decals or they will look out of place. So Glosscote, decals, wash and lastly Dullcote.
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Will do, thanksPhil wrote: Put another gloss coat over your decals to seal them before adding the wash. There's nothing worse than your wash finding its way under the decals.
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