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Italeri Manx Norton 1/9

I think this time they will be ok , i used Micro set.
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Hopefully they will survive the gloss clear this time, i will give them a day or two first
 
As my build habit is to work it spurts and then let things set, I usually place the decals and wait several days doing something else. I also do that with the Alclad paints. The gloss black goes on then immediately a wet mist of Mr Gloss Thinner Retarder that allows the Gloss to smooth and level out. The trick there is to wet it enough to let the surface flow level, and to work along so it all blends smooth. It's actually quite easy with a little forethought. Then I cover it and let it set for a couple of days.
 
Agree Paul, thats why i am doing the tank now, i wanted to get the gloss coat on before i get on with other bits.
Its a funny little model, OTB everything is crooked or has a problem but they are mostly easy fixes but there is a lot of work for such a simple kit.
 
Yeah, you and I are both detail oriented and can't stand the off bits. It seems the best looking kits "always" need a fair amount of Tender Loving Care, but that is what we enjoy doing and sharing.

Your build is looking really good my friend. When you post about your problems it always makes me think and ponder more on my builds. Have a great day!
 
I like to post problems i come across as i think it makes the posts more interesting and promotes a response. In reality we all have the same problems with detail and decals and paint but we will gloss over that :) i was thinking the other day about Bobs emoji about a thread is worthless without pictures, its true but its also worthless with just pictures :)
 
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