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  • SimonT
    • Apr 2018
    • 2824

    #31
    Dave / John - very probably

    Jim - I do but am waiting on other bits ordered off t’interweb

    Andy - worse than just modulation sets, there are filters, washes, pigments, oilbrushers, streaking brushers, water soluble pencils, chrome paint pens all in an attempt to up my finishing game

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    • minitnkr
      Charter Rabble member
      • Apr 2018
      • 7529
      • Paul
      • Dayton, OH USA

      #32
      ......and he has the papers to prove it. Usual great modeling. Max effort on the finishes-awaiting result. PaulE

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      • Steve Jones
        • Apr 2018
        • 6615

        #33
        Looking forward to seeing this once cleaned up. Nice to see you stretching your weathering boundaries. Paying off in spades on your other builds.

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        • SimonT
          • Apr 2018
          • 2824

          #34
          Ah, there is a slight problem that sees this grind to a halt, at least for now

          I think I may not have left the varnish long enough - there has been a reaction and the enamel weathering wash has set solid

          It is meant to clean off with odourless thinner but nothing touches it - Medea, X-20, lighter fluid don’t work either

          Tamiya extra thin does but rather too well

          Will have to leave it alone for a few days then try and repaint and see what happens

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          • minitnkr
            Charter Rabble member
            • Apr 2018
            • 7529
            • Paul
            • Dayton, OH USA

            #35
            Bummer. Lesson learned. PaulE

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            • SimonT
              • Apr 2018
              • 2824

              #36
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              just taken this - not looking too good:disappointed:

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              • Si Benson
                • Apr 2018
                • 3572

                #37
                Morning Mr T,
                bummer About the wash problem. I use Humbrol enamel thinner for thinning and clean up with the Ak washes but can’t say I’ve ever left them on overnight :flushed:
                Hope you can get it sorted !!

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                • SimonT
                  • Apr 2018
                  • 2824

                  #38
                  Hi Si

                  I am using the AK odourless - worked fine on the sturmtiger, could still adjust it after a couple of days

                  this time I seem to have created a new substance that could be used to coat drill tips it is so hard!

                  Can‘t strip with FPS or Dettol as it will just destroy it so a repaint is the way to go

                  Edit
                  Correction - MIG odourless not AK but since all these firms, VJ, MIG, AK seem to have Vallejo connections it is probably all the same stuff anyway

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                  • SimonT
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 2824

                    #39
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                    since the surface was impervious to all the thinners types I decided to re-spray so this is how it now looks

                    it has also had a coat of AK Ultra Matt this time rather than Tamiya so AK over AK - less chance of anything reacting

                    I shall leave it all to sit for a while now before tackling any further stages

                    with this fixed (hopefully) I have now created another problem by knocking the spray booth lid down onto the sturmtigger and damaging the crane and radio aerial:rolling: what a numpty

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                    • minitnkr
                      Charter Rabble member
                      • Apr 2018
                      • 7529
                      • Paul
                      • Dayton, OH USA

                      #40
                      Not your beautiful crane!? Numpty? I assume it is negative, but meaning? The primer seems to have gone on well. PaulE

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                      • SimonT
                        • Apr 2018
                        • 2824

                        #41
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                        • minitnkr
                          Charter Rabble member
                          • Apr 2018
                          • 7529
                          • Paul
                          • Dayton, OH USA

                          #42
                          Thank you. The wife & I have taken to binging on UK TV series (Shetland & Vera are her faves). We love the locations & dialog. The Scots are our favorites as the burr is lyrical to our ears, but some of the "informal" words leave us guessing using the context as a guide. PaulE

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                          • Graeme C.
                            SMF Supporters
                            • Apr 2018
                            • 1604
                            • Graeme
                            • UK

                            #43
                            Simon, these things are sent to try us! I'm sure you will get it sorted.

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                            • SimonT
                              • Apr 2018
                              • 2824

                              #44
                              Hi Paul - I like Shetland and Vera as well. The crane - having gone back to examine it, luckily it had only bent and is not broken. It should make a full recovery.

                              Graeme - all back on track again after the re-paint

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                              • SimonT
                                • Apr 2018
                                • 2824

                                #45
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                                I think it may be starting to get somewhere this time around.....

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