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I would probably want to get a really nice one which would run me about $300 for that price I could get a nice harder and Steenbeck Infiniti airbrush. But I was just curious
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semorebutts reacted to a post in a topic: Missouri by semorebutts - Trumpeter - 1/200 - PLASTIC - Pontos detail up & advanced add on
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the black cylinder is a rechargeable battery and a compressor. Apparently it can spray a consistent 25 psi for 40 minutes on a single charge. If that’s all true it’s a dream.
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I first painted in weathered everything plastic then I had some PE work to do with the floater nets and the guns and then those were ready for paint also then finally when those were painted I could install everything onto the deck Now onto the last section of the main deck does anyone have any experience with cordless air brushes? I just seen them for the first time and I am very curious as to if they are good or not.
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I have always wondered if other people do this or if I’m weird. I use the paper towel to suck up extra ca glue. Does anyone else do this? IMG_0756.MOV
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This will keep me busy for a Little bit. This does not include the 14 guns I need to assemble also in this section.
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It took a week but this little section is done. Here are some photos and a short video of the ship so far. onto to the next section IMG_0693.MOV
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Hey guys, I’m still just working on that little section that I started a few days ago. I have six guns to make and paint now. Here’s a bunch of photos of my progress so far. it’s amazing how much easier life is when you have the right tools
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Ugh, The dreaded ammo racks... after thinking about it I decided to remove the tabs at the bottom of the ammo racks. It will make my life much much easier right now. so now I can just rest the tub on a flat surface. Now when I insert the ammo racks they should already be in place at the bottom. look at that!! I’m a genius! Just glue it up. Now each new rack can just rest on the rack below it. I was done in no time though I don’t like that sloppy glue blob. now onto paint.
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I assembled the floater net baskets today. They were a joy to do! Really fun actually. I took a 2.5 mm rod, put it into my third hand and used that for the assembly. It worked great. I accidentally smooshed one before gluing the legs on. 20 minutes of feverishly bending to try to fix it kinda worked. I did the best I could to save it. I’m sure you can notice which one it was. that’s it for now. If you’ll excuse me I have some guitar to play😬
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