Wouldn't the paint act as a quality check if a bolt is loosening?
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Tamiya Spitfire Mk IX (1/32)
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I'd only trust period photographs...
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Heavens Eagle
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I have one of the old Paasche Air Eraser (micro sand blaster) which I have been using to bead blast certain bezels on watches to get the right finish. The thing with the beads is that they are not abrasive, but are round beads and thus don't cut. I might at some point do an experiment to see how it will affect a surface finish if I bead blast the surface paint off.
