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Those are some of the hardest things on a fully framed model to make, I think my Pegasus ones had two or three attempts before I was happy to move on. Try building some of the other stuff and come back to it with a fresher mind - I know that always helps me when I get frustrated. Looking fantastic either way.
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Caldercraft Red Ochre
Trussben replied to scrubbyj427's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
Cornwall has it back in stock. -
It’s an ink stabilizer and UV protector that helps stop fading. spray on until wet and then allow to dry, I use the Krylon brand stuff. The dullcoat is a varnish lacquer that will do the final seal and give a tougher finish.
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I have had good luck with the printed Friezes by doing this as well, but I first spray them after they come off the printer with a matt fixative, when they have been glued on the model I then give them a couple of coats of Testors Dullcoat.
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What red did you use? The paintings seem to show more of a brighter orangie red? Do you plan on straight main wales or in anchor stock style? Any type of templates for keeping the port surrounds at the correct width?
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Liking the progress, what material will you be planking with? AYC like the other prototype?
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