OMAR FRANCIA
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65 days ago
More into detail, preparing for panel lining!
Panel lining before assembling, always! well... sometimes I add more later... but let's say this is the way!
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gekoch65 days agoAre these likers easy to work with,? I tend toward acrylic inks and a pen for my lining.
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OMAR FRANCIA63 days agoReplying to gekoch
@gekoch These liners are great! Two tips: 1 - Use it over painted pieces only, top coated as well if possible. 2 - Use them preferable while the model is still disassembled, so the pieces are not stressed, as the chemicals on these liners tend to act more agressive over stressed pieces... Once all is dry, you can perfectly assemble the model, and manipulate the pieces without any fear. Note: This model is a Chinesse ABS plastic model, which you'll hear that is the worst plastic for Lacquers and Tamiya Panel lining... All bad info... If you work correctly, there is NO PROBLEM with ABS at all... and I tested it even bathing runners parts into all lacquer thinners, and NOTHING happened... anyways it doesn't kill to be carefull, but you'll be fine if you follow the method.
- Ggekoch63 days ago
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@omarfrancia Thanks for the tips . I have used ABS a few times in my life , poly carbonate I found hard to paint when it first came out.
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