So, despite some
minor issues with the primer (Testors grey) interacting with the Smooth Fine Detail Plastic of which the Foreven Shipyards models are composed, I'm well pleased with the results.
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Gazelle-class Close Escorts |
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Vargr-class Corsair |
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Type M Merchant |
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Type M Merchant |
The solution to the slow-curing tack seems to have been to hit the model with a puff of dull-cote. This was mainly an issue on the Vargr. The Gazelles and the Merchant where primed with an oil-resistant base that's meant to cover grease spots for latex house paint. Worked a treat.
After the convention, I may go back and pick out some more details, but by-and-large, they're ready for the table top....Ω
2 comments:
Very nice paint job. They look even better in person.
Thank'ee Bill. Kind of you to say. :)
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