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The Airbrush I use is a Harder & Steenbeck 2 in 1 EVO with a 0,4mm needle attached to a EuroTech 20A compressor boosting 2,4BAR(35PSI) of air pressure through the gun.
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Great job man
Noooo I missed the notification… 🙁
Nice job and thanks for the heads up on the kits incorrect fender moldings to movie car. I'll remember to remove those
I have a question, why did my flat black spray paint keep bubbling, and my gloss black paint also bubbled, except is seemed like it was just too thin. I shakes the can well and heated it up, I washed the body with dish soap and everything.
GARRR I'm five comments late
What scribing tool are you using?
do you ever have problems with the primer building up in panel lines and recesses?. I'm applying light coats, but still get some bubbling in panel lines and recesses like the front grill inserts and rear bumpers. Maybe I'm still not spraying light enough. I'm spraying at about 30 psi. Thanks!
Do you film everything then upload one video everyday?
Does anybody know about how much a full bottle of zero paints weighs? I am trying to figure out how much I can order without being charged more for shipping.
have you used that moloto (?) liquid chrome stuff? also it would be cool to do a stock eclipse some time
I have a pretty nice kit its a 1/ 16 69 Charger and its the General Lee the car from the tv show dukes of hazard. It's like a foot long. but I recommend it also its by mpc
how close you keep the airbrush to the model when spray
How much pressure on the panel lines as you pass over them?
Did you actually read my message about wanting you to do a B body mopar? Either way thanks for doing one. I hope you do it either black or plum crazy
Geen punt toch de spatbordranden! Blijft een gaaf ding!
I think Revell is supposed to release a stock '70 Charger.
Great work bud!
The problem is AMT, they don't know how to do a descent kit or even the replicas, that's why so many people prefer revell, good job my friend on this video…
Maybe you can turn this car into the Death Proof Charger. That one is flat black and looks very roughed up in the final chase scene so removing the trim shouldn't be that bad. You would need to change the wheels and hood though. Just a thought!
Good Afternoon Scalemodeler, I have been using Gravity primer and I find it to be cumbersome to mix up especially when I only need a small amount of it. I also have problems with crazing. Do you think that I would have fewer problems if I were to switch to Zero Paints primer?
Good sharpening those panel lines, I could see the detailings.
It compares FAF Dom's Charger and tokyo drift sean's '67 mustang with s15 engine swap.
I'm just starting to build models again, I heard you mention mold lines, I'm doing a 66 Chevy Fleet side pick up, and I don't see any mold lines, is this unusual, and are they very obvious to see? the kit is made by Revell, if that matters.