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The 1/12 `67 Corvette progress thread...Now finished
Ok, I`ve taken a little bit of a break from building, but now I am planning on finishing my 1/12 Corvette. I should hopefully have it done this weekend.
Anyway, I don`t think there is a way around this, but I know there are some bright minds in here that might be able to make this easier. I am trying to paint the "slots" in the sidepipes. The sidepipes are silver and the "slots" are black. I am using the smallest brush I have trying to get the slots painted just right, but the lines keep coming out wavy. I want them to be perfect. Anyone have any ideas?
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Last edited by Hawk312; 02-09-2003 at 05:49 PM. |
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Do you mean they are long lines that follow the pipe horizontaly? If they are recessed in the chrome pipes just get any size brush, paint the area of the slots black and then rub the excess off with your thumb or a piece of toilet paper, don't rub it too fast though because if its an older Revell kit then the chrome will rub off very quickly so be careful. Which Corvette you hoping to have finished this weekend?
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Try using a black Gundam marker pen....should work a treat
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Is it like a sharpie?
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If you have some water acrylic paint like Polly Scale or Tamiya bottle paint, you can brush it in and just before it dries completely, clean up the edge with a toothpick. Of course this technique works best if you are painting chrome, or over enamel or lacquer paint.
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Here is a preview. I`ll get some decent pictures once we get daylight. These pictures came out awful, so the next set of pictures should do it justice. It came out much better than I thought it would a couple weeks ago.
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Looks beautiful! How did you handle the black in the side pipes?
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That looks awsome. The best Corvette Ive seen.
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Hawk,
That is drop-dead georgeous!! I've never seen the 1/12 Corvette done better!!! Next time you have a problem with recessed lines try mixing 30% flat black 70% thinner and put it in with a sharpened toothpick. Does the trick every time!! Can't wait to see the yellow car. I love yellow!!
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..Hurry up and get some pics up
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Current Build.....1/12 Scale Camaro......Almost finished!!! ![]() ![]() View All My Models Here. |
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Thanks alot guys! I`ll try to get some pics up as soon as I can but it probably wont be today since it`s snowing AGAIN!!!. I think I am going to move to the tropics.
Jay: Should I post the pics in this thread when I get them? I was thinking of making a new thread since this one says "progress" and not "finished". |
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Yes, about the more pics, so we can admire her in all her beauty!
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