Sure! It can be frustrating at times. I would suggest to belly-up to your bench to help minimize a part growing wings and flying off to a parallel dimension.
I recommend using a No. 11 blade to cut the parts off of the sprue, like this little part at the tip of the blade.Sure! It can be frustrating at times. I would suggest to belly-up to your bench to help minimize a part growing wings and flying off to a parallel dimension.
But, the finished product really adds a lot of detail and character to the build.
Nice fish........
Thanks
Just how much of this will be seen on the finished build? PM
An old/dull airbrush needle works well too. You can scrape the dried stuff off and not damage the instrument.
This is looking great. Nice details on the cockpit. I like how the seatbelts really add to the effect.
Thanks, brother.
They are my go to. I would like to get the whole set.
That's just insane. Is there even enough space on the aircraft to apply all them. PMWell, while the bombs and missles are drying with the base coat. I decided to work a little on the decals. It's not much but I like it, and it's a start.
If I were to put on ever single decal I think I would go mad! lol
I'll put quite a few but not each one.there are over 100+ tiny call-out decals
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Yes as they are small. It seems they wanted to use ever nook and crany
The decal themselves would give a camouflage pattern.
Very true
Well, I made a boo boo. I forgot to drill holes for the hangers and pylons.
So, I'm either going to hang four missles in the slots premolded in the jet. Or try to see if I am able to attach the fuel tanks and pylons.
