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The Humbrol paint is great paint but as with all great paints its got rules... #1 shake the can for at least a minute straight. #2 stir the contents for at least a minute....

 

One thing I'd like to add to this. For any smallish paint containers one uses -- Humbrol, Testors, Polly 'S', whatever -- I recommend picking up one of these.

 

--Jonah

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I got my TE2 helmet today and I already made a shopping list of all the things I need to complete my helmet! I'll be looking at this tutorial quite a bit in the next few weeks! :)

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I have to pop back in here to say how grateful I am for this walkthrough, now that I'm building this helmet myself. Some things are blatantly intuitive after years of modelling and converting. Some things I keep having to refer back here. Some things I'm following your lead to the letter. Other things I'm deviating quite on purpose to see how things come out differently. *heh*

 

Thank you again for doing this for the community. :)

 

--Jonah

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Yay! since you requested it. It's the least I could do. :lol:

 

Got a question on the paint how would you correct scuffs in it just start over from scratch? It doesn't, from your description, sound too forgiving. It really has a fantastic shine to it though.

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Hey Mike, did the pictures go away again or is my computer acting up? :(

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nevermind- my compter just needed a swift kick in the backside. (REALLY need this tutorial and was starting to sweat when the pics didn't show...)

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Just a quick tip....

 

I got the BONDO at Wal-Mart

Professional White Gloss Enamel at Lowes or Home Depot

Painters Touch Sandable Primer at Home Depot (Not sold at my Lowes)

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Just a quick tip....

 

I got the BONDO at Wal-Mart

Professional White Gloss Enamel at Lowes or Home Depot

Painters Touch Sandable Primer at Home Depot (Not sold at my Lowes)

 

 

Looks like you have everything you need.

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