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Old 11-29-2004, 03:03 AM
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Re: Alfa Romeo Giulia SPrint GTA

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Re: Alfa Romeo Giulia SPrint GTA

Great job! What are you using for the chrome effect? I recently bought a Tamiya chrome marker, but I'm thinking about using some kind of lacquer (tamya spray, maybe) or airbrush to obtain the same effect.
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Re: Re: Alfa Romeo Giulia SPrint GTA

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Great job! What are you using for the chrome effect? I recently bought a Tamiya chrome marker, but I'm thinking about using some kind of lacquer (tamya spray, maybe) or airbrush to obtain the same effect.
I did try tamiya chrome silver marker in the past, but I wasn't satisfacted of painting details. Now Im using Model Master chrome silver, masking and air-brushing. Its better way to apply enamel in exactly place. The layer is thin and cover all curves.
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Old 11-29-2004, 01:37 PM
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Re: Alfa Romeo Giulia SPrint GTA

Cool stuff!!
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Re: Re: Re: Alfa Romeo Giulia SPrint GTA

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I did try tamiya chrome silver marker in the past, but I wasn't satisfacted of painting details. Now Im using Model Master chrome silver, masking and air-brushing. Its better way to apply enamel in exactly place. The layer is thin and cover all curves.
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I'm currently building a Sauber Mercedes, and today I tried airbrushing some chrome look-alike parts with revell's silver mertalic airbrush paint, and it turned out quite ok. Guess that's what I'll be using for my Alfa Romeo

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