Tamiya Porsche 911
Jekill
08-24-2005, 03:18 PM
Hi to all,
I tried to post some pictures of my latest project with SAD results. Here is the link to the pictures:
Tamiya Porsche 911 (http://whatsnew.fotki.com/RobiJ/)
Thanks for looking.
Roberto :smile:
I tried to post some pictures of my latest project with SAD results. Here is the link to the pictures:
Tamiya Porsche 911 (http://whatsnew.fotki.com/RobiJ/)
Thanks for looking.
Roberto :smile:
AzN 2NR
08-24-2005, 04:48 PM
ur porsche looks great
redstang423
08-24-2005, 05:20 PM
wow, that color looks great. nice job!
Jaymes
08-24-2005, 07:56 PM
very nice job laying down the paint like that :sunglasse what color is it?
btw nice models on your album too
btw nice models on your album too
Double_S
08-24-2005, 08:27 PM
Looks great! What color is that?
D_LaMz
08-24-2005, 09:36 PM
Looks great, love the paint job!
mike united
08-24-2005, 10:59 PM
Looking really good, nice work. I love your 500SL too, best ive ever seen.
Mike
Mike
Baxik
08-25-2005, 02:26 AM
Great!! What paint is it? For body and saloon?
Jekill
08-25-2005, 02:30 PM
Hi to all again and THANK YOU for the comments.
The paint I used (year 2001) was a nitro spray Piaggio Purple-Blue intended for the scooters, don't ask me the code. Brand name Talken (Italian). Since these colors are for the automotive industry I primed the body with grey automotive primer, over the color I sprayed two heavy coat of Talken alkyd clear. Polishing process consisted in a treatment with automotive wax (after 2000 grit wet sanding), further treat with Amway Silicone Glaze and final touch with the spectacular Tamiya Modeling Wax.
To be honest must be said that, since the 911 was built in 5 days, the painting didn't have the time to cure, so today is not so brilliant !
Nowadays I'm using for the first polishing step a scratch remover (normally more aggressive than the conventional wax) from Arexons (it's call Rimuovi Graffi) with outstanding results. I guess his competitors are producing something similar.
Not visible in the picture, the model is more purple than blue.
Bye: Roberto :)
The paint I used (year 2001) was a nitro spray Piaggio Purple-Blue intended for the scooters, don't ask me the code. Brand name Talken (Italian). Since these colors are for the automotive industry I primed the body with grey automotive primer, over the color I sprayed two heavy coat of Talken alkyd clear. Polishing process consisted in a treatment with automotive wax (after 2000 grit wet sanding), further treat with Amway Silicone Glaze and final touch with the spectacular Tamiya Modeling Wax.
To be honest must be said that, since the 911 was built in 5 days, the painting didn't have the time to cure, so today is not so brilliant !
Nowadays I'm using for the first polishing step a scratch remover (normally more aggressive than the conventional wax) from Arexons (it's call Rimuovi Graffi) with outstanding results. I guess his competitors are producing something similar.
Not visible in the picture, the model is more purple than blue.
Bye: Roberto :)
Cobra Colors
08-25-2005, 06:16 PM
Very sharp, clean build and a beautiful color and finish. It looks very much like Porsche's Lapis Blue.
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