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build/paint order
do u paint the parts when they are still connected to the tree or branch (the thing where you cut the peices out of)? or do u cut the peices out and then paint them? or glue them on then paint them
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Re: build/paint order
Most of the time I cut them off before painting. Sometimes I paint them still attatced to the sprue, or branch. But only when the part is molded in such a way as it wont leave a nasty scar/hole when you cut the part off. Also most parts need to be cleaned up before painting, much harder while still on the sprue.
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All of the above. Depending on where it connects to the sprue, how hard it is to hold off the sprue, and where it goes on the car. Wherever possible, I try to take it off the sprue, affix it to something that i can hold easily (like a clip or drill a small hole and stick a pin in the hole, then in a clip) and paint it before attaching. That's not always the case, though.
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Re: build/paint order
THe How To setion holds the answers to many of lifes mysteries Grasshopper
Heres one on painting small parts http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=169906 Take a look, you will find much usefull information in the How To and FAQ sections |
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