Tamiya's Agressor

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by proudpop » 04 May 2009, 14:30

Finally finished the paint on the AK Tamiya Block 30. Nice kit and paint scheme. You can see a Tamiya CJ and the Kinetic DJ in the background. Looks like the 13th at Red Flag! I'll put it in the finished showcase when its completed.
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by Habu » 04 May 2009, 17:58

Been wanting to ask you...how do you match the demarcation lines on the canopy, as I see you left it off for the paint stage.
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by proudpop » 04 May 2009, 20:55

Habu wrote:Been wanting to ask you...how do you match the demarcation lines on the canopy, as I see you left it off for the paint stage.




Just lazy I guess. I used to sand down the seam, Future it, then mask it and paint it. I found that the Future doesn't take well to masking. Plus on these aircraft, I am leaving the canopy open so the demarcation line(s) have to be close, not perfect. I usually eyeball them at the end, then pull off the mask, then Future the canopies. If the canopy is closed, then I glue it in place, mask, and airbrush everything.

A quick question, I finally purchased a Badger Anthem 155 dual action airbrush for projects like the AK aggressor-but it oversprays like he@#! Especially the extremely light gray/flat black demarcation lines
I finally went back to my old school Badger 100 series gun to get it right, with many touch ups. I thought the 155 would give me the performance to make those tight contrasting lines on 1/48 scale? Am I screwing up?


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by brett309 » 16 Sep 2013, 11:25

Nice Build. I must say that this is one of the best models that I have seen. The rc jets are formed and fit with an amazing amount of precision and this turned out to be a beautiful model. That really shows the amount of time you spent making the model I would recommend this to anybody.



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