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Re: Italeri Chevrolet 15CWT: A little progress
Thanks gentlemen!
Kiwi: I'm in no position to advise on paint. Everything is a grand experiment and a surprise for me.
Have a great spring and summer down there! It's getting cold and rainy here.
James: Thanks, but slow down on the black wiper blades. I'd have to wear two optivisors to try to pull that off. :laugh:
Bob: I don't know about decals. Mine get messed up enough by accident. I was so tempted at previous stages to pull off the masks and have a look, but I showed some restraint. I only peeked once.
Christian: Thank you too.
Jose: Thanks for your comments. I have a #11 blade on a drafting compass that I use to cut the masks for the clean wipe of the wiper blades. I try to show it later. P.S.- I LOVE the Abrams that you made. Well done.
Thanks gentlemen!
Kiwi: I'm in no position to advise on paint. Everything is a grand experiment and a surprise for me.
Have a great spring and summer down there! It's getting cold and rainy here.
James: Thanks, but slow down on the black wiper blades. I'd have to wear two optivisors to try to pull that off. :laugh:
Bob: I don't know about decals. Mine get messed up enough by accident. I was so tempted at previous stages to pull off the masks and have a look, but I showed some restraint. I only peeked once.
Christian: Thank you too.
Jose: Thanks for your comments. I have a #11 blade on a drafting compass that I use to cut the masks for the clean wipe of the wiper blades. I try to show it later. P.S.- I LOVE the Abrams that you made. Well done.
The blade will walk (go off line, either in or out) and chatter(walk severely and then jump) (especially with the very tight inner radius cuts) unless the right combination of angle and pressure is used. I have done better in the past, so I know its possible to make this work. I make several attempts and am always able to get something useable. I may need to make a new (sharper )blade.