F 27 Stryker Help
07-23-2005, 10:20 AM
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F 27 Stryker Help
I am going to build my own Stryker with the electronics from ebay. When I buy the fuselage, it says that it is unpainted. Does that mean that it will be just white styfofoam? What kind of paint can I use on it to paint it the stock colour? Thanks.
07-23-2005, 11:48 AM
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RE: F 27 Stryker Help
under_par_00
Main_Flyer did a Stock Re-paint on his Rebuild
and from memory it Looked Kewl
why not go back to the Main Stryker Thread and find an Old posting of his and PM him,
i am sure he will post the info
Cadetman
Main_Flyer did a Stock Re-paint on his Rebuild
and from memory it Looked Kewl
why not go back to the Main Stryker Thread and find an Old posting of his and PM him,
i am sure he will post the info
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07-23-2005, 12:37 PM
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RE: F 27 Stryker Help
If you need to paint it yourself, I wouldn't paint it the stock colors. You should do something original so it looks super awsome.
here is a hint, I like black.
here is a hint, I like black.
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RE: F 27 Stryker Help
under par 00,
Yes your bird will come white. Several different ways to go on paint. I've used Rustoleum, Faskolor water base, and automotive paint on my versions. One big note, almost nothing sticks to this foam, so if it's your first don't go fancy, do something that's easy to touch up.
If you like, check my gallery, for a few of my Strykers, and their different color schemes.
And one other note, paint the bottom a very different and bright color, when you get in the air you'll soon know why.
Yes your bird will come white. Several different ways to go on paint. I've used Rustoleum, Faskolor water base, and automotive paint on my versions. One big note, almost nothing sticks to this foam, so if it's your first don't go fancy, do something that's easy to touch up.
If you like, check my gallery, for a few of my Strykers, and their different color schemes.
And one other note, paint the bottom a very different and bright color, when you get in the air you'll soon know why.
