Recent content by Papa Tango Whiskey

I have now been schooled in the proper colors. I am done with going off half cocked and I apologize for that. As it stands now I have ordered the proper colors and have begun removing the old stuff off of the wing. Please3 bear with me and Ill get my poo in one bag real soon. Again, I have no...

I'm done here.

That is the box art that I am doing and I am going with MSG on the bottom and DSG on top with DG

I am changing it up accordingly. However on the call outs in the instructions it calls for light blue and flat white which I found as odd. So MSG it is.

I am enjoying this, John. Nice modeling.

Light sea gray it is

The scheme on the box but I can change the color easily enough. Top is dark sea with dark green unless you have some better suggestions. I am open to them.

I have been trying to knock this one out for a little bit now but a cracked canopy prevented me from doing so. I finally sourced a new one and got it all straightened out and I am able to pick up where I left off a few months back. I need to have a better way to shoot pics of the pit so that...

Hmmmmmmmm. Looks mighty fine to me , Tim. Party till you :puke:

Crap! Where have I been since you started this build? This is some real amazing stuff, JK.

I have changed to Tamiya acrylics and find that I dont really need the primer now. Funny how these things work out.

yes I do

I appreciate all the comebacks. Still, Brother Wurger, the primers that you are showing are solvent based primers and what I was looking for was an acrylic based etching primer. I used the ones that you are displaying with great results One of the problems that I have had with those primes is...

What I mean by etching primer is a primer that actually does a chemical bond with the plastic underneith making it hard to remove by peeling tape or scratches. Most lacquers and enamels have an etching effect. I am looking for an acrylic primer that uses the same process. Vallejo Surface prep...

I was afraid of something like that