le_steph40
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Yeah, I used the thin Tamiya vinyl tape to mask the line and the masking tape over there.Yeah Don! Colors look excellent! I agree.......those spinners are a pain to mask and paint. Next time, try the initial/starting point of the masking area with about as thin of a line of tape as you can cut (maybe about 1 mm). Being such a thin strip, it conforms to the curve of the spinner much better and then you can go with a wider piece of tape to finish the masked area. It's still a pain, but in my experience, quite a bit less new word creating takes place!
I've taken the level of masochism to a new level with the checkerboard pattern and I now mask/spray that area as well. All in a day's work.![]()
Yeah, I used the thin Tamiya vinyl tape to mask the line and the masking tape over there.
ARE YOU ON CRACK!!!!!!!
The decals for the nose are really not bad. To mask that is completely insane. Trying to follow all those compound curves and keep the blocks in proper size? You need a hobby!!!!!