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Re: Revell DTM cars are available
I feel these models are becoming very popular, hopefully we will see better things in the next months.
And coming back to one of the first questions of this post, for the Schieder car, what would be your way to go for the paint finish? Considering the way the decals are designed, they have several clear sections which would cause silvering when applied over a flat finish, I have seen the flat finishes on these cars and from my appreciation they are flat not satin or semi-gloss. My first though was to apply the decals over a gloss finish to avoid silvering and then cover everything with a flat transparent coat but then the decals will result also with a flat finish, which in terms of accuracy is not correct, because in every picture I have seen, the decals on the real car have a semi-glossy plastified finish contrasting against the flat finish of the body. Or I can cut out the transparent film of every decal... LOL What would be your approach?
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Use semi-gloss black, decal, then SG top coat. Polish as usual.
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i) why would you polish a semi-gloss top coat? ii) how would a polished semi-gloss top coat replicate a flat/matt finish? if it's the clear decal parts silvering over flat/matt that is going to be the issue, then the only real way around it is as you suggest; to cut out every clear section... an alternative is to decal as intended then attempt to mask off and spray the matt sections but that is an equally big and risky job. edit: just had a better look at the car in question. i'd be tempted to spray the car flat/matt, then use the decals to make negative masking guides to spray down some regular gloss clear on top of which you apply the decal. It may end up a bit thick in appearance but at least the decal would adhere properly without silvering.
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![]() I think when i plan on building mine im going to paint it normal ts black, semiclear gloss and finally decals with no top coat. But i think im going to build the kristensen car first, i like the livery the most. |
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I have this kit about two months now and I started it. I cant say revell moved somewhere higher. incorrect front headlights, body twisted in my case, 3 tyres wider one slim. body full of sinkmarks(other parts too) bonnet wont fit with front bumper or doors so u heve to glue it or leave removed, toyish suspension....I like interrior. there are nice details.also chassis comparing to tamiya super GT cars looks more nicer. those faults are not so bad but it wont make your building happy
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I'd do the same thing for the body decals. Again, trim the excess film, clear and polish. (Now, I don't polish the whole thing, just the decals. I then clear over the polished decal/surrounding area.) Daniel |
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![]() I'd love to see the older Original Teile or the test version, though, albeit with modifications. http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/pic/3...z-C-DTM_6.html http://www.seriouswheels.com/2007/20...t-1024x768.htm |
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The test version is tempting me a bit more. |
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I've never tried them yet & dont know the quality is for them but willing to try,I havent bought yet because i'm waiting until after the Xmas post rush then I'll give them a try! |
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