Keith Sr Member Jan 11, 2006 #21 Originally posted by zorg@Jan 11 2006, 08:07 PM how big is that kit anyway? [snapback]1156386[/snapback] Click to expand... Its quite big, maybe 16" long. Its 1/35th scale anyway. Keith.
Originally posted by zorg@Jan 11 2006, 08:07 PM how big is that kit anyway? [snapback]1156386[/snapback] Click to expand... Its quite big, maybe 16" long. Its 1/35th scale anyway. Keith.
zorg Master Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Jan 11, 2006 #22 Originally posted by Keith@Jan 11 2006, 08:18 PM You love it really don't you :love Keith. [snapback]1156398[/snapback] Click to expand... its growing on me...............slowly :$
Originally posted by Keith@Jan 11 2006, 08:18 PM You love it really don't you :love Keith. [snapback]1156398[/snapback] Click to expand... its growing on me...............slowly :$
Keith Sr Member Jan 12, 2006 #23 OK, here are your black panel lines zorg: Thanks wackychimp for hosting, Keith.
natty15d Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2006 #24 you did the right thing Keith The panel lines just finish it off nicely Stunning........
zorg Master Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Jan 13, 2006 #26 big improvement. did you do the t-cut system? z
Keith Sr Member Jan 13, 2006 #27 Thanks I painted the black lines with paint straight from the tin, no thinners mixed in with it. Because the model was already polished up, any surplus paint just wiped off with a cloth. I then polished the model again with autoglym. Keith.
Thanks I painted the black lines with paint straight from the tin, no thinners mixed in with it. Because the model was already polished up, any surplus paint just wiped off with a cloth. I then polished the model again with autoglym. Keith.
zorg Master Member RPF PREMIUM MEMBER Jan 13, 2006 #28 do you think it looks better with the panel lines? come on tell the truth
