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yeah the r34 was thick cause I had to cover up a mistake rather than start over.(1st air brush attempt) I'm learning watching you guys. Bunch of projects in the works just no time to finish anything. Thanks.. Also regarding Motorworks cars, some are much better than others, like the one here. It was pretty good to begin with but with the dual batts and ribbed tires it just flipped over on startup, hence the wheelie bar. No lie. That thing is sick. For the most part its not even drivable.
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Nice work.
If you're using an airbrush, thin your paint out more and do thinner coats, and more of them. I try to get the paint to be the consistency of milk. If you're using the little Testor's jars, you have to thin that almost in half.
Personally, I'd stay away from buffing with a dremel. Way too easy to have it get away from you on the final step of your work.
If you're using an airbrush, thin your paint out more and do thinner coats, and more of them. I try to get the paint to be the consistency of milk. If you're using the little Testor's jars, you have to thin that almost in half.
Personally, I'd stay away from buffing with a dremel. Way too easy to have it get away from you on the final step of your work.