Armor Group South Central Florida RC Tank Club
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Every place is pretty much toxic these days unfortunately. The internet gives people the ability to say things they wouldn't say to a person's face.
Anyway...glad WPL made the trailer. Just wish they would've made it a little larger so a wider range of vehicles could use it.Comment
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Luckily the trailer can be modified easily, side extensions would be really easy and they use those on real low boy type equipment trailers. There is also a guy a on FB that has designed a bolt on extension in the middle.Every place is pretty much toxic these days unfortunately. The internet gives people the ability to say things they wouldn't say to a person's face.
Anyway...glad WPL made the trailer. Just wish they would've made it a little larger so a wider range of vehicles could use it.Comment
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I think he means Mr. Surfacer 500 which is good. But I discovered Mr. Hobby Dissolved Putty on my last build. It makes texturing rusty exhausts just perfect in like 5 minutes dabbing with a stipple brush. I imagine it would be really good for casting textures as wellComment
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Yeah, I have used Mr. Surfacer 1500, 1000, and 500. I find that they aren't usually rough enough unless you really build them up besides being expensive for how much is in the bottle. I also build 1/10 and 1/6th scale tanks so it definitely doesn't work well enough for my taste to make texture for those. That liquid putty looks interesting though.Comment
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Try this mix model cement with Bondo cream that comes in a tube. Bondo creme is 9 dollars for a huge tube.. I just squeeze a little of each onto a pallet and mix, then stipple with a acid brush2 PhotosDon't just fly--WREAK HAVOC!!!Comment
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The 500 works great for cast texture, of course depending on the texture your going for, you may have to build it up a bit and work it the way you want it to look. Here is Mr. Surfacer 500 on the Tongde M60A3 turret, I think it gave it the exact look I was aiming for. The pic is after Tamiya fine gray primer and Nato Green basecoat. This was actually my first time using this stuff...it was so much easier in my opinion.Yeah, I have used Mr. Surfacer 1500, 1000, and 500. I find that they aren't usually rough enough unless you really build them up besides being expensive for how much is in the bottle. I also build 1/10 and 1/6th scale tanks so it definitely doesn't work well enough for my taste to make texture for those. That liquid putty looks interesting though.
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