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Always beautiful work, sir. You must have quite the aviation museum
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Thanks, Vermin King. I have two glass display cabinets, must be over 7 ft tall each, and now
full. They were intended for 1/200 scale models but larger ones need some space to store, so my collection now outgrows storage place. And I have to think about a bonfire event to take care of them. Will probably make video to witness how they will end. Papermate |
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The next OBP/Murph's Model is gonna be a surprise. Check it out, please.
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Why is it wrapped up?
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#105
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To prevent messiness and damages like scratches and glue traces during building stage.
Unlike ordinary paper, photoprints that have a glossy or matt surface will be easily spoiled if the model or the parts are being handled during assembly. That's the only reason. Papermate |
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Now the Sabreliner has got engines and looking forward to the landing gears.
Yep, photoprints are used to give her a shiny look. Papermate |
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Looks great. I've already bought this kit. Just waiting for a chance to build it.
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Great model.
Any problem gluing photopaper? |
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For photo paper Jan I used CA glue which was a hint I read on this web site. Works great. Just have to be careful to use just a little and keep off your fingers which is my main problem. Is there a better way? wc
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Besides the CA, another method I use for photo paper is to lightly sand both attachment points. This gives the glue something to grip.
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