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Old 11-18-2007, 03:46 AM
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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

@ Kaho

no an Sedan Modell is not planed.

A little Update:

After the paint had a few days to dry, i taped the window lines and brushed it with flat black:



and after removing the tape:





to be continued...

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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

Keep up the great work.
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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

Now the clearpaint is done...
After spraying i polished with micormesh 4.000 - 12.000






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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

WOW! nice, very nice! i like how you detail every single part!..i got some questions, as im very new to modeling: is micromesh a very fine sanding paper? if so, how it can polish a car without making it dull? sorry for this newbie question...well thanks in advance! and keep the updates coming!
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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

Wouldn't it look a bit odd with the clear over the black trim? Do you generally prefer that to painting the trim after clear/polish, or is it just for this model?
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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

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WOW! nice, very nice! i like how you detail every single part!..i got some questions, as im very new to modeling: is micromesh a very fine sanding paper? if so, how it can polish a car without making it dull? sorry for this newbie question...well thanks in advance! and keep the updates coming!
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Yes, Micromesh is very very fine sanding paper - you can read more about here: https://www.micro-surface.com

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Wouldn't it look a bit odd with the clear over the black trim? Do you generally prefer that to painting the trim after clear/polish, or is it just for this model?
sorry, but my english isn't perfect - so i don't understand what you think...

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sorry, but my english isn't perfect - so i don't understand what you think...
I was wondering why you don't do the black window trim after the clear coat. Don't worry about it, I'm sure it looks brilliant.
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Amazing wood effect!
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I was wondering why you don't do the black window trim after the clear coat. Don't worry about it, I'm sure it looks brilliant.
It is the black trim was taped

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Yes, Micromesh is very very fine sanding paper - you can read more about here: https://www.micro-surface.com
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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

The front is now complete - the air vents have now received all the grid.
and a homemade number plate has also found its place.



Also at the rear, the number plate is at th place.



Also i had painted the intermediate spaces and door handles with black water color.



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Re: Mitsubishi Legnum / Galant 1/24

Hi @ all,

i want to complete the builingreport at this point. The Galant is finished

Thanks for your feedback

I'll post some pictures in the Gallerie.

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