Lets see those airbrush jobs!!!!!!
Yes, they look awesome!
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RE: Lets see those airbrush jobs!!!!!!
Thanks John, my cousin Chad spent hours cutting out the template out of Depron...the painting we did 2 planes in a few hours, top and bottom.
Honestly it is pretty easy once you have the paint mask cut..and thanks to 3Donlinehobbyshop for the ideas...it is all rattle cans, no airbrushes..
Honestly it is pretty easy once you have the paint mask cut..and thanks to 3Donlinehobbyshop for the ideas...it is all rattle cans, no airbrushes..
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RE: Lets see those airbrush jobs!!!!!!
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Here is some more. Although not your typical airbrushing, it is painted. The wings are monokote.
Here is some more. Although not your typical airbrushing, it is painted. The wings are monokote.
Thanks,
Bob
01-03-2006, 11:28 AM
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RE: Lets see those airbrush jobs!!!!!!
Digger,
The Ultimate was painted using rattle cans of Krylon, then clearcoated in automotive clear coat. The wings are ALL monokote. I hand cut the flames out and the star patterns. It was really tricky ironing down those flames on the wings, without wrinkling them.
The Ultimate was painted using rattle cans of Krylon, then clearcoated in automotive clear coat. The wings are ALL monokote. I hand cut the flames out and the star patterns. It was really tricky ironing down those flames on the wings, without wrinkling them.
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RE: Lets see those airbrush jobs!!!!!!
bdavison, thanks for the reply. That sounds like it was tedious. I am looking to air brush (have someone else do the painting) my extra and was just wondering what the best method of doing this is?? Planed on using clear monocote or white as the base although I am not sure what type of paint. Any ideas any body?? I would surely appreciate them.
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks,
Bob
