| Image Comments |
| David Duckett | 17-Jan-08 10:23 |
| After two coats I can do corrections. |
| moostang51 | 17-Jan-08 17:30 |
| You see, that's the difference. Me, after 12 Coor's light I have to do corrections because I don't see them. Go figure. |
| sly812 | 17-Jan-08 17:49 |
| Hi David,is that a base coat of paint or dope?? If paint what did you use? also looks like your using a liquid mask. Great work as usual.. cheers |
| SteveM | 17-Jan-08 19:15 |
| I think it is safe to say he used Lquitex acrylic paint. Check this thread for more info on how David does it. |
| Jedi | 17-Jan-08 20:44 |
| I cant get over how smooth this is...Bravo!! |
| John M Oshust | 17-Jan-08 21:25 |
| Moos...Maybe switch to the paint master's brand Coronas! |
| David Duckett | 17-Jan-08 21:39 |
| Steve's safe, it's Liquitex. |
| sly812 | 17-Jan-08 23:29 |
| Thanks Steve for the thread, I read it a while back, I'm still trying to find the reason that my paint peeled off my B-25, I'm thinking the surface wasn't covered enough with 50/50 glue water mix.. for some reason as it dryed it flaked.. |
| mark eggebeen | 21-Oct-21 22:21 |
| David this is what I was describing. I guess I need to know the order in which the plastic is covered , " maskingwise" |
| David Duckett | 22-Oct-21 07:23 |
| There is no order in which to mask. If it's supposed to be clear, mask it. |
| biplane guy | 31-Oct-21 10:23 |
| I love all those smooth contours. Another beautiful model in the making, David. |
