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Old 01-24-2006, 03:34 AM   #18
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Re: WIP: The Dino 36 hour Challenge :)

Thanks everyone! I'm glad you enjoyed it so far - I certainly did have tons of fun with this.

I learnt quite a lot in the process too. For example I've never used Maskol before but, to save time on masking that moulded in engine, I sprayed the whole thing black and then literally slopped maskol all over the place where I wanted it to stay black. 20 minutes later I started spraying various Alclad colours. I really expected the Maskol to be patchy, leak and for the "hot" Allclad to melt it. Was I impressed when I peeled it back off 20 minutes later!!! I can only imagine what you can really do with this stuff with a little more care.

Also, I finally understood what it means to spray paint in LIGHT coats - makes a huge difference

And finally, Eureka! I used TS13 (or, as I call it, The China Syndrome in an aerosol) and it no sign of melt down


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Originally Posted by MPWR
So this was you're big plan for the weekend!
Yep, that was it
I had an absolute ball - really enjoyed myself.
Ingrid it is! Hmmm...I wonder what the result would be if Ingrid and Jean Paul ever get it on together?

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Originally Posted by bigfrit
you might want to get rid of the dog and the cellphone and kids tho.
Oli, are you MAD?!?!? The Dog?!?!?!? NEVER!!!!

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Originally Posted by freakmech
good luck get the chassis on now that you glued the nose and tail under pieces on
hehe - Yep, I can see that one coming I test fitted a billiion times and I can just get it in there but Lord knows what it will do to the paint in the process

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Originally Posted by spike123
I wouldn't even have the engine together in that amount of time and I havn't got kids or a dog.
You would with this one - it hasn't got one
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