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Re: Good Carbon Fiber Tecnique?
What dosen't make any sense is that you are saying that you think the SAS CF is crap, but a few posts under that you say you want CF that looks like Nis.k.a's.
IT IS THE SAME CF DECAL AS ON THE SAS WEBSITE! Instead of just trashing a top quality product why don't you try to ask him how he applied his. the problem might be how you put your on the car. It is going to look diffrent when you lay it on the car. There are tons of pics on this forum of people who used the SAS decals on their cars and they don't all look the same, in this hobby your not going to find some magic product that makes all your cars look like the real thing. It takes skill and advise from people who have done it before you. That is what this forum is here for. If your going to ask a question then you need to at least listen to the answers! |
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i did listen to awnsers and i know all CF will be diffrent, but i am saying that, i am not gonna waste anymore money on the sas stuff to get the same low quality stuff i got before.....i mean after you buy something and it is crap you wouldnt want to buy it again now would you?
all i was saying is i want a picture of a Cf decal to print off, i am not going for the profesinal look to make ti looks like i spent 10$ on CF, i have decal paper and i print alot of decals, i just want realistic stuff, cus i can print it myself for abour 2$ the price of a decal sheet, it dont matter if it is knock off crap, i just wanted to find some nice stuff to print, it dont matter what kind of printer, i have a laser printer thing and it prints on decal paper nice |
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Re: Good Carbon Fiber Tecnique?
thanks for your guys help, i made my won CF in photoshop that looks nice so i will use it.
thanks for the help i am not new tot he model scence, i ahve done models scince i was 7, i dont buy alot of kit or the expensive tyamia or japanese i dont have 30$ to spend on them i stick to revell. but i make all my car from scrap parts and peice them together i do alot of hotrods and i just started on a civic salvage kit, and it is coming nice, it was my first time doing putty work on a model car and it is looking good. |
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Cmon fellas, the guy is obviously a professional here. When he says SAS is crap then SAS is crap. But I think he's using SAS as a code name for some mysterious company or something and not to be confused with Scale Auto Style.
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no not confused with scale auto style, i ordered it from them, from that website
i would not say a pro but i know what i am talking about, i know know the model world. i know painting and body work, and motors, i like hotrods with big V-8s and drag tires. i have done models for 8 or so years i just recently started on them again |
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Re: Good Carbon Fiber Tecnique?
I use SAS CF decals myself and i think they are very good. You have to understand it's really hard to 100% reproduce a CF pattern on a decal esp it's 1:24.
And if you want to make it look realistic, you can airbrush "SMOKE" (the Tamiya colour) onto it. then clear coat it and it will look just like the real stuff! |
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SEE, jswillmon is one of the many guys I admire in this here forum, because he speaks the truth and nothing but the truth, when i started modeling about 2 years ago, I got really mad, because nothing started out good, or ended up good! So I joined another forum about 1 year 1/2 ago. I started talking to people, they helped me, they advised me and now I joined this forum like 1 month ago! This forum is great, because I can ask for help and they help me, I aslo help people too, I thank people and they thank me back. The #Whole point of this is that if you things aren't working for you, ask for help, just dont start talking crap about things that you dont know how to use, so just ask for help, and we might help you with everything we can OK?
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I would like to take this chance, and thank everybody for all their help, sorry I cant point you guys out, but there too many of you guys that have helped me, Thanx EVERYONE!
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And to supermod04 - the color is actually called "Smoke" it is Tamiya X-19, not a "gunmetal smokish color" but I doubt it'll be of help because you need to know how to use it, just like CF decals. Oh! Hello to all the model builders on this site. I am just getting back into building models and now that I'm 34 I have a bit more patience than I did when I was 12 so I hope with all the tips on this site I'll make some cars that'll I be proud of. Actually I just finished a Tamiya MP4/4 and waiting on my Tamiya Williams FW24 and Lotus 99T. Cheers |
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i'd like to add my own experience to this thread as i feel that this bloke will complain about all CF decals. i can see where he is coming from though. i bought some bbr CF decals from a stand at the 'autosport' show in january. i peered at them to make sure i got what looked to be the perfect colour and pattern, well ok, there were only 2 choices, but i still took ages to decide. so i took this expensive (well, £3.75) sheet of A5 paper home and showed it to my mom...she couldnt see a pattern. to her it was just, well, dark grey. no matter what light i showed it to her in she could not see a pattern.
i think these photo's illustrate the point quite well. in the first shot the CF does look just like a shiny piece of gray paper. however, once you get close enough to it so that its effectively in scale for a 1:24 scale car it becomes quite obvious that there is a pattern. my camera was having a lot of difficulty focusing in on it though. it doesn't like shiny things
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I have no idea who this Supermod04 character is but the contradictions in his posts are astonishing.
1. He asks what SAS is - then proclaims them crap? 2. Says of SAS carbon fibre "there is no weave, and it is just flat black". Err, sorry incorrect, perhaps you bought flat black decal? 3. After once again announcing SAS to be crap, remarks how nice a picture of a model fitted with SAS carbon fibre looks! 4. Changes his mind - now SAS CF does have a weave and looks exactly like the pictures????? 5. But it is still crap. He did admit to not being a pro which is on the money. I (and everybody else on this board that has dealt with them) know for a fact SAS only deal in top quality merchandise. If there is a bad print run or error they will scrap the lot rather than sell a sub standard product. A challenge for you Mr Supermod04: Since you are so keen on pictures, lets have one of your SAS sheet, or do you conveniently no longer have it in your possession? |
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I knew it was going to happen, He went and got everybody all rialed up. I tried to tell him, but he didn't listen. J/k
Honnestly, Everything rally said is true, that is what my problems have been with this thread the whole time. |
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Ok, maybe the guy don't know exactely what he's talking about or maybe he don't know how to order nor work with decals, maybe he's just a plain nobody who just want us to go nuts on this stupid tread defending the SAS guys but... maybe he just need another techniques than decals. Here's my technique (since I'm a little low on $$ but one day I'll order CF decals from SAS)... black airbrushed over the pieces, apply the Tamiya mesh (or any other), airbrush silver over the mesh then a thin coat (or 2) of smoke all over those pieces and voilą...
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