modelman62

I got mine from Hobby link Japan! Scott is great to deal with and is the utmost trustworth person, in my opinion. dont hesitate to do business with him even if he is overseas.

tHANKS ALOT MATE !!!

tHANKS ALOT HAWK!!

THANKS ALOT MIKE!!!

any easy way to rescribe raised panel lines? ive done the method of just going right over the raised on but mine never turn out good enough, any other good easy methods?

if your scratchbuilding a 1/72 cockpit, for example id like to scratchbuild a cockpit for the C-130. But where do you usually get all your materials from? besides the spares box, like what all would you use?

Most take credit cards too ! :)

Hey, thanks Aidan. Yeah, i should have maybe left just the spray booth or something, as far as music goes that tallant i once had has completely diminished, so its back to good old model building.. Ahhhhh, i forgot though, maybe i have some golf tallent still left !!

Yeah, thats it! thanks alot

Now that ive got somewhat of a modeling area back together, i need some suggestions on where i can i should airbrush, this is the only thing holding me back from getting started again. Since i completely took out my airbrush vent, the one into the wall, and my booth, but i saved my booth but i dont have the fan to it any more or things like that. I need some suggestions here. Outside or in the garage isnt good cause the humidity where i live here is like 80's plus the heat. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. thanks all

ive seem to have lost it? if anyone knows .

Ok, thanks alot.. guess that answers that question ! LOL

can you use elmers white glue as a filler for really small seam lines and/or cracks? Thinned down alot.

thanks Jay !

As a few posters had said. After ive scribed my panel lines, you mention running some laquer thinner on the lines. Do i just put some on a fine paint brush and let it flow into the panel line? And/or what is I need to do before this and after?

THanks for that heads up !

That idea seems fine on the color plastic as you describe. Trouble is, mine is gray and white !! but i can surely experiment and see what happens. thanks

Thanks alot Tony!

Oh yeah, thats a good idea

Guys, im having some trouble here. I have these lightly raised panel lines, what would be the best way to rescribe these? Heres what ive tried doing so far and that was running a pencil along the line, but when i lightly sand down the raised line, it erases my pencil mark, ive tried just rescribing next to the raised line but that doesnt seem to work out that well. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated at this time. Thanks guys! Pat

THANKS GUYS FOR THE TIPS!!

which is the best method to rescribe a real long panel line? do the whole line in one shot or a couple inches or so at a time? This one im doing is about 10 inches long, and i have some longer, like even 20 inches or more.

Thanks alot David for that info !!

Yeah, he mentioned that in his interview that he had never had a drink in his life. Amazing considering how he portrayed one !

No, I believe he died a couple years ago.