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**Sakrison** · #21 05-19-2012, 08:49 PM

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Originally Posted by mldixon

Amazing. I keep studying these masterpieces to see where the secret lies, and it just makes me want to go and throw away all my work. Watching closely.

Ah, Grasshopper, do not despair. The secret lies in learning from others, practicing your craft, and remembering that in the end, it's not a contest, it's a hobby.
And never laugh at a live dragon.
David-san

**gen-d** · #22 05-22-2012, 08:13 AM

Hi and thank you friends.

little progress in the interior.

**Lex** · #23 05-27-2012, 02:01 PM

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and remembering that in the end, it's not a contest, it's a hobby.

Well said, when the leaders are exploring new horizons we can just sit back and simply learn from them [oops I said too much

Oh and a question, are all the surfaces coloured over or do they retain the original print's colours? It does seem like (if I was the one doing it) all these engraving would destroy the print beyond salvation...

**leclerc** · #24 05-29-2012, 09:42 PM

I'm obsessed with helicopter models, especially Russian made and this thread just like HEAVEN to me.

Two question:
1.In the plastic model you can easily made recessed panel lines by engraving it with scriber tools,but how do you do it in this model ??
2.I usually used Tamiya or ordinary paint model to recolored my models. What type do you used ??

Thanks again, by the way did I already said this thread is HEAVEN ??

**gen-d** · #25 05-30-2012, 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by leclerc

Two question:
1.In the plastic model you can easily made recessed panel lines by engraving it with scriber tools,but how do you do it in this model ??
2.I usually used Tamiya or ordinary paint model to recolored my models. What type do you used ??

Hello and thanks Leclerc

1. Sewing needle
2. Tamiya Colour