Your paint work looks brilliant and it not even finished yet...... That's just annoying
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Looks great Aaron
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Grey and dark yellow, mines vallejo sand yellow. I'll bang some tamiya dark yellow on and see how that looks, it's nagging me for grey again.Originally posted by \
Cheers Tommy and Tibbs.Comment
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go with the colour man! a darker yellow will be fine im sure, maybe add a good bit of oily weathering to keep yourself happy!Comment
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Re sprayed tamiya desert yellow with water cross in white. I've got a lot of weathering to do on both cans and the pioneer tools etc. Cheers for the advice dougie.Comment
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Looks brilliant AaronComment
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Cheers Billy mate.Comment
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OK so...I feel like a tool I've made a very novice mistake.
All was going well and I was up to pigment ing the tracks so I put the first dusty layer on them and thought I'll fix the pigments with drops of spirits and BOOM, the fricken tracks start falling apart.
I managed to kind of repair them, so embarrassing. I'll post pics in a few minutes. Amature hour at my bench
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Yep..... Your a tool
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For the noob, what happened? Did the oil based spirits affect the glue?Comment
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Yes sir.Originally posted by \Comment
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One track was 8 pieces the other was 5 I quickly hit it with the hairdryer to stop it crumbling completely.Comment
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Oh dear, yeah I can somewhat understand this error, I had the spillage a while back of turps onto a P-51 model and it really makes a big mess of everything. Hope you can get the tracks fixed up Aaron.Comment
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Sorry to hear that Aaron .............. I really hope you get it sorted.
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Thanks guys, I was so gutted they took hours to get to look right and now they dont. I've put it on a base I made yesterday to try and hide the tracks but it's just embarrassing. Might post the completed build in the jokes section
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