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Very nice work Kevin, the lights add a 3D affect to her. OC.
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Just a small update fellow followers following freely forever figuring forensic feactures, so I played with the damaged decals, I decided to weather them to give them a worn look, I did this by gently sanding with very fine watered wet and dry, I did this both sides to keep a uniform look. Pics later after I have done a few light top coats. OC.
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My suspicion is that I applied the top coat a bit too heavy on that side or perhaps it hadn't shrunk down as well due to the ridge it had to sit over, especially the end of the ridge causing an akward lump in the middle, possibly a bit of trapped air - that mde it an esy target for the top coat to loosen and craze the way it did. OC.
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