JSteinman
Master at Arms
Yours looks fine.
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DAK with Doc - Next installment
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Yours looks fine.
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Okay! Decals are on the Grey and they have set overnight. I over coat with satin coat and when dry I mask them with Tamiya Tape followed by a coat of hair spray.
I let the HS dry for a few hours, then start applying the RAL 8020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIUhFMUK0P8
I let the HS dry for a few hours, then start applying the RAL 8020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIUhFMUK0P8
Interesting, you're using Vallejo satin...I had problem with it peeling once..then again I've had problems with everything peeling.
Getting on the satin coat now..
Getting on the satin coat now..
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Interesting, you're using Vallejo satin...I had problem with it peeling once..then again I've had problems with everything peeling.
Getting on the satin coat now..
Peeling could be from an oil contaminated air source.
or fried chicken grease fingers. :facepalmInteresting, you're using Vallejo satin...I had problem with it peeling once..then again I've had problems with everything peeling.
Getting on the satin coat now..
Peeling could be from a oil contaminated air source.
JSteinman
Master at Arms
or fried chicken grease fingers. :facepalmInteresting, you're using Vallejo satin...I had problem with it peeling once..then again I've had problems with everything peeling.
Getting on the satin coat now..
Peeling could be from a oil contaminated air source.
Yep that would do it!
JSteinman
Master at Arms
With the base 8020 set, add some more flat flesh or a wee bit of white and thinking about Zenithal lighting (Zenithal lighting is the representation of light on a model from an overhead position) add a post shade layer or two. Then lighten the paint one more time and brush paint raised bolts, hinges, etc.
sharkman
Master at Arms
DML Panzer 1 ausf. B ( DAK with Doc)
So, that's how you pros handle tracks!
Very cool!
2nd side.
So, that's how you pros handle tracks!
Very cool!
sharkman
Master at Arms
DML Panzer 1 ausf. B ( DAK with Doc)
This is some amazing work John, nice tutorials! In my brief foray into armour, I decided I have no patience for tracks, but it would be interesting to try these techniques on a wheeled vehicle some day.
I hope all of you who are fathers are having a great day!
Next up is the application of a separating medium. I am using hairspray, decanted from the spray can and applied with the airbrush. When dry I apply the first coat of RAL 8020. This is not like the base coat of Dark Grey, you want to let some of the Grey show through in certain areas, like panel edges and such. Below is a video of the process, enjoy!
https://youtu.be/gIUhFMUK0P8
This is some amazing work John, nice tutorials! In my brief foray into armour, I decided I have no patience for tracks, but it would be interesting to try these techniques on a wheeled vehicle some day.
You tell me. :coolio
I'm off to the garage.
JSteinman
Master at Arms
I'm off to the garage.
Have fun!
