There’s also the black basing technique, it’s meant to give you tonal variations in the top colour giving a truer look than pre and post shading.
Papa 695s Airfix 1/72 Mustang Lollipoop.
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Not sure if it's the primer or the fact the plastic was too smooth.Comment
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Well I've had to totally strip this one, the paint kept peeling every time I put some masking tape on.
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This time I've also given the plastic a slight texture by giving it a little sanding. so we'll see later.Comment
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HI Ian its a shame to see all that work wasted having to strip the plane as ive never had that problem as I just spray the colour paint I want onto the planes
an ive built a few.But ive never tried what you guys do an that's painting it black afore you put on the top coat an I cannot understand why it should lift
did you use tamyia masking tape ? as ive found that very good an its never lifted my paint off But please rember im new to this panel lineing an wheathering
so ive got a lot to learnComment
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I don’t think it’s anything to do with the black undercoat. If there’s something on the plastic that prevents the paints sticking as well as they could (should?), then the paint’s much more likely to lift with masking tape no matter what paint you use.Comment
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Sure thing. Next time I might actually use a tooth brush on the parts, well the big bits anyway.Comment
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Just caught up Ian and so sorry to see that the paint problems forced you to re-paint it.:sad-face:
Hope this round all will stay on, it was looking really good.Comment
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