Crimea_River
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That's awesome Dwight! Was there a splinter scheme on the topsides or are you leaving it the one colour?
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That's awesome Dwight! Was there a splinter scheme on the topsides or are you leaving it the one colour?
Andy, it's going to be a monotone RLM 70. I took my cue from the following profile as well as some info I got from the Monogram Guide to Luftwaffe Aircraft and several others that said that solid colors were common on the HS 123. At any rate, that's my story and I'm sticking to it!
what a nightmare Dwight, such a shame i hope you can rescue it
Next time use clear gloss cote of the same firm that you use paints.Throw the Future liquid by the window..
Tell me do these Geman crosses have the black interior or these are the white outlines only?
Dwight seems this has happened with me before and it seemed the future had only been applied for a few hours.I go with Wojek on htis one use the same firms clears.What I do for weathering is starting compile an inventory of acrylics and water colors.Cheers Kevin
Oh Yeah Dwight let it sit for awhile it should dry out.Kevin
I see Mate. But wait. If these crosses can cover the damaged area, I mean it won't be seen from under the cross, you can apply some gloss varnish of Tamiya for instance on the damaged area.When dried apply the cross.And then the matt cote on it. I hope teh Tamiya gloss varnish won't get a such reaction with the Poly paints and Future.
2-4 hours probably
Man, that has be be aggravating as <cough>!