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Old 11-26-2002, 06:15 PM
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*PICS* My models (unbuilt)

I just got a digi cam yesterday and decided to take some pics of my models, I haven't put em together yet, I've had em for about a week or two, I want to get everything I need first, then do it all when I have some free time, possibly over thanksgiving weekend, depending how much I work. If nto then I will have to wait till like spring break, since I won't be home during christmas.

They'll get done sometime soon.

Also if you have any tips for a newbie please do tell.

The pic shows my models and spray paints, I also have some of the smaller brush on paints, and some sand paper, and clear parts glue, and cement glue.


Click here if you are a resolution freak, for a bigger pic.
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here's a tip!

send me the Cwest Rx7 and i'll build it for you!

okok just kidding

here's the real tip, see all those Testors Spray Paints, well put them all together in a box , poor some gasoline on it and burn them all!!! haha they suck, they are the worse thats why walmart sells them for so cheap..

well ok, just return them if u can and buy tamiya paints, because you'll soon find out that the tamiya lacquer's are a gazillion times better!!

good luck and hope to see the cwest soon!
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Old 11-26-2002, 06:25 PM
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here's a tip!

send me the Cwest Rx7 and i'll build it for you!

okok just kidding

here's the real tip, see all those Testors Spray Paints, well put them all together in a box , poor some gasoline on it and burn them all!!! haha they suck, they are the worse thats why walmart sells them for so cheap..

well ok, just return them if u can and buy tamiya paints, because you'll soon find out that the tamiya lacquer's are a gazillion times better!!

good luck and hope to see the cwest soon!
well all the testor paints were free, and so were all the models except the FD.

I am new to this paint stuff, so what difference does the quality of the lacquer make, is it an over time type thing, or just how it will look when done.
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Old 11-26-2002, 06:29 PM
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Selby Serie 1 is great

take a look I posted pic of it ! one of good revell kit (Revell Germany)

the mustang isn't that great.. my dad make it and the quality isn't really great.. Size isn't acurate
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Old 11-26-2002, 06:31 PM
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A lot of people here use lacquers to paint their models. I recently did my first lacquer paintjob and it came out very, very good.

The lacquer dries very fast compared to enamels and can be compounded and polished to a glass like finish.

Read the FAQ's to get more info on this type of painting. Good luck!
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Old 11-26-2002, 06:43 PM
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I hated that series 1 kit! hope you have more patience with it than I did.
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Old 11-26-2002, 06:52 PM
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I thought the Viper Gts was crap because the front and back dont fit right but the revell integra is a joy to build. Good luck on those kits!
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Old 11-26-2002, 08:32 PM
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Psst... when making your C-West, look at this, http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/t63655.html I'm currently kinda working on one, I'm going for an accurate interior, so last night I chopped some parts....... and my finger
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Once I saw the testors spray cans on the thread I was just about to say the same thing as djmr2 said.
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