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  1. zoRob

    zoRob Formula 3

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    Thanks :)
     
  2. rossocorsa65

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  3. Peperbus

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    they look very good!
     
  4. ryankjb

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    Please keep us updated on these...the coupe 312P is one of my fav. cars of all time.
     
  5. moriaan1

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  6. zoRob

    zoRob Formula 3

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  7. Peperbus

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    Thanks Rob, but I was pointed already to it in an earlier moment. Over 70,000 people already saw it!
     
  8. zoRob

    zoRob Formula 3

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    Wow, it's famous :D
     
  9. JOEV

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    How are things progressing with the Daytona Hans? Looking forward to seeing more pics. Thanks.
     
  10. moriaan1

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  11. Peperbus

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    Great Paint job! Is it an MG model...probably out of production?
     
  12. JOEV

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    Awesome thanks. She is going to be magnificent!
     
  13. Latsyrc

    Latsyrc F1 Rookie

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    Looks great, Hans! Very nice job on the striping. I still have problems getting a nice, clean line. I usually use Tamiya masking with a toothpick to press the edges down, but I still manage to get small marks all along. Any tips?
     
  14. Peperbus

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    Try to keep the paint as thin as possible: give a few thin coats near the masking tape and avoid wet coats in that place.
     
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    #217 moriaan1, Sep 24, 2009
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    The way to go!
    Tamiya masking tape is the best!
    Patience and thin layers (mistcoat) of paint are the trick, It takes 6/7 very thin sprays to get the color on, but it won't get underneath the tape.

    This is a Masta-kit.
    Masta uses the masters of the AMR-titan series to make his own kits.
    AMR started this series a few years before he passed away.
    There is a daytona comp., a 512BB-LM and a 275gtb that never got finished.
    Titans are extremely rare and expensive.
    www.masta.be

    the decals in this kit were terrible! Painted stripes look much better!
     
  16. Fast_ian

    Fast_ian Two Time F1 World Champ

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    +1 on the Tamiya tape.

    Another "trick" I picked up recently is to first spray a light coat of clear over the masking tape - This "seals" it for future color coats. HTH,

    Cheers,
    Ian
     
  17. moriaan1

    moriaan1 Formula 3

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    Thats a good one!
     
  18. model builder

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    #220 model builder, Sep 24, 2009
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    I had one of the Titan Daytonas built for a client a few years ago. Here is a pic but its not complete in this picture. I can't find the finished pictures.
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  19. furmano

    furmano Three Time F1 World Champ

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    Do you guys spray clear coat on your models after applying decals?

    I am working on a Tamiya 1/20 F1 kit and I am at the stage of polishing the paint in prep for applying decals.

    What are you guys' thoughts on applying clear coat after the decals?

    And while I'm at it, do you guys polish the paint using car polish or what?

    Thanks,

    -F
     
  20. Peperbus

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    1. Before and after decals,

    2 tamiya compound (3 stages) or micromesh or novus or all together :)
     
  21. EnzoNZ

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    #223 EnzoNZ, Sep 24, 2009
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    Tom - do you make your own bases?

    What is the white material on top of the wood? Is that just 2 or 3 mm plastic sheet?
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  22. F1tommy

    F1tommy F1 World Champ
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    For that model I used a mahogany base that I made myself. That is sheet white plastic sheet cut to size. I sometimes make my own bases, but mainly use pre made bases with dust covers.

    Tom Tanner/Scael Designs/Ferrari Expo 2010 model/photo contest-Chicago April 2010
     
  23. Latsyrc

    Latsyrc F1 Rookie

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    Thanks for the tips on the masking, I'm excited to try that now! I'm working on my Tamiya Morris Mini Cooper, the #177 Monte Carlo Rally car. It's been fun because my wife is starting a Mini touring car from the same era. It's fun to teach her little things here and there, and you guys have helped a lot too.

    I also do a clear coat prior to decals and afterwards. I've been using the Tamiya polishes and they work great.
     

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