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Thanks for the compliment Frank! My intention was to just use etched decoration because I didn't quite trust myself to paint it freehand (plus the enormous amount of time that would take). But I never came up with it the way you suggest. I have to say, that sounds more plausible to try it that way than freehand. Besides, it would still be incredibly time-consuming, haha. I've also already installed the channels, which would be a huge obstacle to laying the ship on its side for comfortable painting... I don't know, but it's definitely something to consider! Thanks.
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I know that people who prioritize quality and accuracy will always choose VM, as you can see from the reactions in the forums. But you'll probably lose some customers who aren't so keen on this and who will opt for a less accurate, lower-quality model (and one that seems rather hastily assembled), only because they find this model available first. It is sad it's happening this way, because the development of a kit is one of the most enjoyable things to watch, but I understand your decision. 🙏
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Great photos of the exhibition! I realized too late that the exhibition was on that day...so I wouldn't have been on time, but there were quite a few models there, apparently!
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Welcome! And a nice build already!
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Thanks Mark! 🙏 Thank you! They're pre-mixed colors (thankfully), so it's just much more convenient to have a large quantity on hand. I'm very happy I found these colors. Incidentally, I don't mind mixing them myself, but for these larger projects, it's more convenient to have some pre-mixed colors. Colors I use for the black are "matt metal black" or "Ironwork black" is it called now from Jotika/Admiralty colors. And the blue is "Tamiya Medium blue XF-18". I had seen them on the HMS Diana built by Beef Wellington here on the forum (worth a look)
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HMS Victory by ECK - OcCre - 1/87
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To be honest...I just sanded much better then before. The first time I painted it (when it failed) I barely sanded it, but the second time I sanded it much more thorough, and also between each layer (the black needed 5 layers 😬). Maybe is pre-treatment the wrong chosen term. I could also use primer ofcourse, but find this with most acrylics not necessary.
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