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Comrades, I need your advise for my teeth trimming. I've tried to do it somewhere near the pandatrooper tutorial. But if it's need more trimming please advise.
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Trimmed eyes.
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Today I'm start trimming the outer lines of the two helmet pieces. First thing I make the magnets more hand and plastic friendly. The trimming is a really nervous process. That is what I have now: The thing I can't trim good is the bottom line where the faceplate connect to backplate. Is it normal? :
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Where do we go to find 1 inch aluminum flat bar?
Ales replied to bigtrev503's topic in Assembly, Mods, and Painting
Do anyone know if the 3 cm width aluminum bar will be good for TD? It is about 1 3/16" -
Ok, masking tape and bags off. I'm happy with result.
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First coat primer for plastic and then rustoleum flat black. Mic tips painted also.
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There are two layers of bags cover It should be enough if not to spray directly on bags.
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Sanded and masked. Ready for painting.
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Initially the inside of lids are waxy and I use tough kitchen sponge and detergent to remove the slicky cover and than use 400 size sandpaper for rough surface. Than apply milliput (epoxilin on russian).
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I have received the almost all of the ATA armor kit and want to start with a helmet as the main part of the kit. The first thing I'll do is the mic tips place reinforcement with epoxy milliput. Than I plan to paint the inside of two helmet parts in black with rustoleum flat black color paint.
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I see the paint has cracked on place. Too thick layers or not enough drying between the layers?
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Painting my Loake boots white!
Ales replied to Logon's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
TKBoots is no longer make the boots and the people start painting themselves more often Actually it is not difficult, just need the right boots preparation and ... go ahead painting. -
Ho-ho, looking at Veedox neck seals selling page it is almost the upper undersuit Yeah, good quality. I have ordered the Darman's one, as a bit cheeper option.
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Is it zipper or velcro lock?
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Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
I've bought a transparent creamy boots sponge and overlay the boots. I'm sure It totally becomes the real tkboots It's perfect! I don't even expect such quality. -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
Paint the elastic by brush. Much better, see the difference: -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
Just wear its on. The paint is awesome - no cracking or something wrong, just like a real leather shoes from the store. Do anyone knows if I should to cream the boots? Or lets it scuffed themselves for CRL requirements? -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
And here we are: And there are no problems with untouching of masking tape, just pull it off carefully. So, lets calculate my expenses: sorry for mislead by above mentioned "about 40$", it was GBP So it's a bit higher price in USD. - 68$ - Boots - 5,5$ - paint finisher - 8,75$ - paint - about 20$ - other stuff - acetone, alcohol, cleaner for airbrush, masking tape. Totally ~ 100$ -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
Putting on the finisher to one of the boots, see the difference: It gives more precious look. Not a super gloss but perfect shine which is good for any boots. -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
The elastic inserts make me depressed. They are not getting white at whole. I see I paint it white, but after minute it appear black again, absorbing the paint...May be its need to soak completely with paint. -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
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Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
About 4-5 times. Just finished the second run - and it is plus 3 layers about. That's enough. Pretty good looking. Will wait for tomorrow and cover with angelus finisher #600. Lets see what happened. Now the boots are too matte. By the way, a can say how much paint were spent - it is 26 ml and 52 ml of rubbing alcohol accordingly Very sparingly! -
Chelsea boots painting using airbrush (heavy pics)
Ales replied to Ales's topic in Boots, Soft Parts, and other Accessories
Yes, it's looking very well. Like on the store shelf Hope that thin layers achieved by airbrushing will be durable enough... lets see. -
My vacation become true, and I started with painting my chelsea boots which I bought on e-bay for about 40$. Warming up with the SorenM topics about boots painting I decided to paint using airbrush. I have cheap chinese JAS airbrush with 0.3mm nozzle. The one thing I was not sure if the Angelus paint enough thin for the airbrush. But when the paint arrived I define that it is need a thinner anyway. Made preparation of boots by acetone wearing through three times. Also use 3M waterproof masking tape. Mixing the paint with rubbing alcohol 1:2 proportion I get the proper viscosity for airbrush. The first run of painting: Need to say that paint is not need to wait a long time to cover with a new layer while you are painting with airbrush. Yes, airbrushing take much more time then simple brushing. When you airbrushing there are very very thin layer appears, but it's dried quickly and you just painting continiously. This is not the final view. I want to paint more white to get rid of the semi-tones.