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Stug III ausf G Late

Great to see you didn't let him beat you!
Now you can get on with the fun part :)
(y) (y)
//Mats
 
Is that the same primer i've heard that needs a long time to cure out before you apply the top coats?

Tony lee
 
Gap gone :yipee
I dont know if it needs to cure a long time. It was dry to the touch by the time I got upstairs and took pics though. Of course I dont have any paint for it anyways :pinch: so it will have lots of time as I wait for the stuff I just ordered.
I used some Vallejo thinner in mine. I've sprayed it with and without. I seem to get a buildup on the nozzle if I dont thin it. Could just be me. This time I did it high pressure and thin and it went on very well and my nozzle didnt clog up.
James
 
I concur with James on the thinning, it seems to spray better with a little thinner. I have not experienced any drying issues, but don't try to sand it. Works best for me as a surface primer/base coat.

Looking good, James! :soldier
 
jknaus said:
Why yes :rotf :rotf

Actually I tried some Vallejo RAL 2078 German Dark Yellow Surface Primer.

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James
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Our very own Willem gave me this tip:If for what reason ever you have to remove the Vallejo Surface Primer,use Nail Polish Remover without Acetone it works like a charme.

Greetings,Ron.
 
This one is a straight German Yellow. Was up all night and what better to do when you cant sleep??? Model.
Found my AK German Yellow modulation set. I just cant do it the way they do, but I do use some of the colours. So painted and decaled. Now some fine work and wheels to paint the rubber on and then I will wash this and start weathering it.

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Comments or critiques welcome.

James
 
I like what you've done. Don't forget to paint down inside the barrel. :good:

Happy New Year! :drinks
 
Got the wash on last night and took some fotos this morning. It grew wheels :laugh:

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More to do.
James
 
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