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Mike
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Because of this by any chance?\ said:I just say i would not spray on kitchen towel
Those white specs are kitchen roll that's dried into the paint. This was a proper bitch to get out and I don't think I'll ever be happy with the results underneath so definitely lesson learnt, thank you!
So the brown earth paint has proper ruined two airbrushes and took an absolute age getting right with a hair brush. I'm hoping it was just a bad batch of paint it was that bad, nothing I could do made it right with air or hairy brush. Never had that problem with paint before, there'd usually be a fundamental mistake I made, but there was nothing to make it right. So after 5 coats of water thinned applications that meant the shallow panel lines and pre-shading were no longer visible, I finally gave up moved on with the build.
Here's where I am now:
I'm happy enough that I have an even colour on the wing, but it's worse to the eye. I'm planning on desert style weathering so I don't think it's all that bad as I can probably mask the mistakes. The wing gaps are looking better now than before, so that's good too. I cannot believe how many decals this model has though, this is barely halfway through the decal process!
Still finding this new found hobby a good challenge, and good fun!
I would like to know what people use for filler though as with the flash on this photo, all the join lines are visible. It's not as bad to the naked eye, but I would like a better filler, something thin enough to use the magic that is a capillary action would make life a lot easier. Are there any products you can recommend?