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LOL...Yup ...and one more coming lol....that should do it for research tanks ....I hope ...............
You can see why I left the other Stug in pieces ....the paint was still complicated and difficult to do....that paint is going to get done two more times with the other kits...as I think part of the difficulty was because that one was built ...in the end...the best Stug will get the banners
It did go over my normal time limit...so will have to start jamming lol ....for as soon as ATC posts his pictures...I will jump back on to 1/16th

ALPHA

Kiaser wrote:Rubbish you have something cooking and it is not a steak

................. ....Think you are knowing me too well

ALPHA

Kiaser wrote:While you are here I was going to shoot a primer base of mr finishing surface 1500 black with some lacquer thinner do have any advise .

The only reason is I need to paint a black primer instead of grey never used it

Black is a strong base Kiaser....if I knew what you were going to top off with it might help...what you have to keep in mind is ...when you topcoat...if you like the color that is shown by the factory that made the paint...their chips are usually done on a white base ....black would alter the finished "tone"

Grey is not bad...it's a still considered a Neutral Color....it will affect certain colors ...but in most cases works just as well as white....As you can detect...I do not follow the rules others here do....having painted Autos for several years...and having to deal with touch ups ....you learn the importance of the base coat ,,,So if you like the color represented by the factory ...base it with the lightest color you have...if you want it dark...use the black...it will darken the finish without you mixing it into the color and changing the pigmenting all together

ALPHA

Kiaser wrote:Just a Good student , No apple in your draw

I'm wish I was a better Teacher lol....after all...we did get caught talking Rugby and got caught

ALPHA

HERMAN BIX wrote:

ALPHA wrote: KAMATE KAMATE GUNGAM STYLE


ALPHA

NOOOOO

UH OH

HERMAN BIX wrote:

ALPHA wrote:
BETTER??????????????????????

ALPHA

YEEEEESSSSSSSS..........
More than just a game

I understand Herman....for you all it's about National Pride...So yes...it is more than a game when a Country devotes so much to a sport

Good Luck to your team Herman

ALPHA

Kiaser wrote: Now we know how the go cart was invented goodness me how on earth did they fit midgets
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Must be a Suzuki

LOL!!!! Don't know who's responsible....but this is the same guy ...the tank doesn't have the upper....looks like maybe two anglos can fit...lol...


What gets me is the thickness of the steel...looks like you could shoot through it with a 45 cal....can you imagine what a 50 cal did to it

ALPHA

Kiaser wrote:Thanks for the advise as my chip coat is mig ammo burnt iron .

Make a test card Kiaser....put a white stripe of paint ...a grey...then a black...then shoot the burnt Iron across all three of them...see which tone you like best...then base your tank accordingly


ALPHA

Kiaser wrote:Yes thank you that is a brilliant plan will follow your advise .

No problem Kiaser once you get the idea of adjusting tones by adjusting the base coat...you can apply that to any paint job you do

Now for the Pepsi Tank with the thin armour if you had been nominated for driving it I would insist on a roll cage but that is just me

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMM....I think I would like to be in a different tank...Maybe ask for a best of three short straw pulls

ALPHA

By the way Kiaser...if you look at this photo again...then compare it to the position for driving in the other photo

Think the guy's head would stick out of the hatch...or he wouldn't fit at all


ALPHA

Kiaser wrote: I have enjoyed your projects and looking forward to your next episode Alpha exceptional

Will be jumping back to the Carro Armato P40 with the metal tracks ...have to see if I made them long enough lol

ALPHA