some free time+some paint+spacescooter kit=
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RE: some free time+some paint+spacescooter kit=
Whoo, looks sharp. Cockpit needs to be black though. 
Im about to pick up an SS myself, from the hobbyshop. [8D]
Im about to pick up an SS myself, from the hobbyshop. [8D]
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RE: some free time+some paint+spacescooter kit=
Yo, smee again.
I have some fluorescent yellow and a little bit of black polycarbonate spraypaint laying around, and a space scooter thats about to go brushless. :P
The idea would be this:
But the problem is, will this polycarbonate stick/destroy the foam? Ive seen planes nicely painted and then ending up like a dried up riverbed, or being completly turned into goo due to a chemical reaction or something. DONT wanna see that happening on my plane, obviously. So I ask your advice. Can I use Tamiya PS-27 and PS-5 on multiplex elapor?
I have some fluorescent yellow and a little bit of black polycarbonate spraypaint laying around, and a space scooter thats about to go brushless. :P
The idea would be this:
But the problem is, will this polycarbonate stick/destroy the foam? Ive seen planes nicely painted and then ending up like a dried up riverbed, or being completly turned into goo due to a chemical reaction or something. DONT wanna see that happening on my plane, obviously. So I ask your advice. Can I use Tamiya PS-27 and PS-5 on multiplex elapor?
