Thanks to you all!!!!!!!
RCer
10-01-2001, 05:40 PM
I have been racing R/C cars since '94, and always try to paint my cars as a replica of a racing car. In most cases, I got it, some others don't.
Now, thanks to reading all your posts, guys, I just bought my first model:
A Porsche 911 GT1. It's a Revell kit, 3 skill. I think is good enough for start, and get the feeling (I see myself in the future getting a paint brush and all the stuff).:D
That is the car that ran the Le Mans 24Hours in 97.
Well, this kit does not requires paint, and have very good details (hey, I'm a newbie, i think the details are good).
Soooooooo, wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!
PS.
I took the Windshield to a secured place.
Now, thanks to reading all your posts, guys, I just bought my first model:
A Porsche 911 GT1. It's a Revell kit, 3 skill. I think is good enough for start, and get the feeling (I see myself in the future getting a paint brush and all the stuff).:D
That is the car that ran the Le Mans 24Hours in 97.
Well, this kit does not requires paint, and have very good details (hey, I'm a newbie, i think the details are good).
Soooooooo, wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!
PS.
I took the Windshield to a secured place.
Guiddy
10-01-2001, 05:48 PM
Good luck!!!:D
Not a bad kit at all, just the stickers a bit strange!
Post pics of course! We all like pics!!!!:cool:
Not a bad kit at all, just the stickers a bit strange!
Post pics of course! We all like pics!!!!:cool:
Jay!
10-01-2001, 06:07 PM
Welcome to the club! :D Feel free to ask any questions; we're all full of advice. ;)Originally posted by RCer
PS. I took the Windshield to a secured place. This is by far the best thing you can do. ;)
PS. I took the Windshield to a secured place. This is by far the best thing you can do. ;)
RCer
10-01-2001, 06:41 PM
Thanks guys.
First question.
What kind of glue should I use. I have an all purpose glue (brand: UHU) do you guys know it? can I use this or should I use something like crazy glue?
First question.
What kind of glue should I use. I have an all purpose glue (brand: UHU) do you guys know it? can I use this or should I use something like crazy glue?
Heep
10-01-2001, 06:53 PM
I usually use just "Testors" plastic model glue for most things (get it cheap at your local hobby shop), but then you can use "Krystal Klear" glue for headlights and windows and stuff.
josedi
10-01-2001, 06:55 PM
Hey welcome,
I too am fairly new here and i am loving and getting more addicted by the hour, I am painting as i type...hahahah.. :sun:
I too am fairly new here and i am loving and getting more addicted by the hour, I am painting as i type...hahahah.. :sun:
JE123
10-01-2001, 07:06 PM
Originally posted by Heep
I usually use just "Testors" plastic model glue for most things
Do you use the stuff in the red tube or the green tube? I know the red is the toxic kind. Do you know if the red holds better?
I usually use just "Testors" plastic model glue for most things
Do you use the stuff in the red tube or the green tube? I know the red is the toxic kind. Do you know if the red holds better?
Jay!
10-01-2001, 07:58 PM
Originally posted by RCer
Thanks guys.
First question.
What kind of glue should I use. I have an all purpose glue (brand: UHU) do you guys know it? can I use this or should I use something like crazy glue?Class is now in session: Glue 101 (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t6897.html) :D
BTW, let me know if you can't read it or something and I'll copy it over. ;)
Thanks guys.
First question.
What kind of glue should I use. I have an all purpose glue (brand: UHU) do you guys know it? can I use this or should I use something like crazy glue?Class is now in session: Glue 101 (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t6897.html) :D
BTW, let me know if you can't read it or something and I'll copy it over. ;)
Heep
10-01-2001, 08:06 PM
The red toxic stuff. Smells better.
Jay!
10-01-2001, 08:12 PM
Oh, yeah: TUBE GLUE IS CRAP!!!
Sorry, but I think that's very poignant. ;) Try to find the Testors glue that's in a plasic box with a nozzle. That's a little better...
Sorry, but I think that's very poignant. ;) Try to find the Testors glue that's in a plasic box with a nozzle. That's a little better...
primera man
10-01-2001, 09:42 PM
Originally posted by RCer
I have been racing R/C cars since '94, and always try to paint my cars as a replica of a racing car. In most cases, I got it, some others don't.
Now, thanks to reading all your posts, guys, I just bought my first model:
A Porsche 911 GT1. It's a Revell kit, 3 skill. I think is good enough for start, and get the feeling (I see myself in the future getting a paint brush and all the stuff).:D
That is the car that ran the Le Mans 24Hours in 97.
Well, this kit does not requires paint, and have very good details (hey, I'm a newbie, i think the details are good).
Soooooooo, wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!
PS.
I took the Windshield to a secured place.
Nice kit but a hard one.
Here's my 2cents worth :rolleyes: ...take it back and get the Tamiya kit. The kit is 10 times better in finish and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits. They take a lot more work then a Tamiya kit.
This is the Tamiya kit here i done
I have been racing R/C cars since '94, and always try to paint my cars as a replica of a racing car. In most cases, I got it, some others don't.
Now, thanks to reading all your posts, guys, I just bought my first model:
A Porsche 911 GT1. It's a Revell kit, 3 skill. I think is good enough for start, and get the feeling (I see myself in the future getting a paint brush and all the stuff).:D
That is the car that ran the Le Mans 24Hours in 97.
Well, this kit does not requires paint, and have very good details (hey, I'm a newbie, i think the details are good).
Soooooooo, wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!
PS.
I took the Windshield to a secured place.
Nice kit but a hard one.
Here's my 2cents worth :rolleyes: ...take it back and get the Tamiya kit. The kit is 10 times better in finish and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits. They take a lot more work then a Tamiya kit.
This is the Tamiya kit here i done
pkw1
10-01-2001, 09:56 PM
I use to use UHU glue, very hard to use, and doensn't give a very good finish.. use some sort of liquid cement.. those work a lot better..
RCer
10-01-2001, 10:24 PM
Originally posted by primera man
Nice kit but a hard one.
Here's my 2cents worth :rolleyes: ...take it back and get the Tamiya kit. The kit is 10 times better in finish and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits. They take a lot more work then a Tamiya kit.
This is the Tamiya kit here i done
Toooo late, engine almost done completely!!!!
Besides, they did not have tamiyas. It was a toys shop, not a hobby shop. And I really was not suppose to buy this dam thing, I was buying something to my kid, and bang, entered in the model hall, and here I am, building my first.
I'm not really much into details now, I just want to get the feeling of it!
Just to see what are you guys writing about!
Nice kit but a hard one.
Here's my 2cents worth :rolleyes: ...take it back and get the Tamiya kit. The kit is 10 times better in finish and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits. They take a lot more work then a Tamiya kit.
This is the Tamiya kit here i done
Toooo late, engine almost done completely!!!!
Besides, they did not have tamiyas. It was a toys shop, not a hobby shop. And I really was not suppose to buy this dam thing, I was buying something to my kid, and bang, entered in the model hall, and here I am, building my first.
I'm not really much into details now, I just want to get the feeling of it!
Just to see what are you guys writing about!
ales
10-02-2001, 01:41 AM
Originally posted by primera man
... and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits....
I can second that big time!!!
... and you wont be getting pissed off like people do with Revell kits....
I can second that big time!!!
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