Anyone know the colour TUI use ?? Trying to find a colour match paint
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Originally posted by Fredardi View PostDoes anyone know the length of the fuselage ? Is it in two detachable parts or only for glueing ? The wingspan is 1,8m...
It is 78.74" (2000mm). I believe it is in two parts that you glue together.My YouTube RC videos:
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I have a feeling some folks will go a different method for the fuselage...Instead of gluing they might create some kind of system that allows them to separate the two halves for easier transport.My YouTube RC videos:
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Originally posted by Apriliamgt View PostAs previous mentioned , I’m going down the TUI livery route . I’ve never actually painted the fuselage before and to get the curves required . Any idea or hints how I could achieve this ??
the tail and the winglets are pretty simple .
Tip #1 for using any sort of masking tape, whether green Frog tape or blue Painter's tape: Reduce the tack (stickiness) by touching it to your jeans a few times. You want to remove almost all of the stickiness, down to Post-It level of stickiness, which is a safe level that won't pull up the factory paint.
Tip #2: Remove the masking tape within a minute after your paint goes down (depending on whether you airbrushed it or spray painted it). You don't want the paint to dry too much before removing the tape, otherwise you run the risk of pulling up semi-cured paint along the edges.Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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Great to see you back on here Alpha.
Alpha provided some great tips above, as usual. If I may, I'll add to the already great information regarding painting and tape use. My experience using Yellow Frog Tape is better than Green Frog Tape when painting foam models. The Yellow Frog Tape is designed for delicate surfaces and has low adhesion, while the Green Frog Tape is considered Medium Adhesion. I will still stick the Yellow tape to my pants or shirt 5-10 times before applying to the model to further reduce adhesion of the tape, just to err on the side of caution. The Yellow tape still produces very clean lines, and is relatively easy to remove. When removing the tape, try to remove it slowly, close to the model, and lengthwise from one end to the other, not up and away from the model. I remove the tape similar to how I remove the transfer/installation paper when installing vinyl graphics. Also, Frog Tape is expensive, so use just what you need. For anything that doesn't require delicate handling and low adhesion, use a different cheaper type of tape to mask, such as when masking plastic canopies.
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Never underestimate the power of Callie!My YouTube RC videos:
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Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
Live chat with me and other RC Nuts on my Discord
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I'm jumping on the RC Afterhours podcast in a few minutes, 9am EST Sunday. Join us for live YouTube chat and a live podcast, as long as my VPN holds steady.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7v-...ature=youtu.beLive Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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