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Post by ikabod on Jun 20, 2006 14:07:05 GMT 8
how much are those nga pala and ilang ml yun? can any pm me the details thanks. . .
am still using alternative paints on my kits. . .just got to try to use airbursh with it to see if it's really is effective ;D
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Post by ikabod on Jun 26, 2006 11:04:40 GMT 8
just tried yung semco acrylic paints i bought from nbs, it's on a plastic bottle with flip-top cap 60ml for 40 php each and 70php for the metallics. ok naman sya dries flat and makapit rin sa plastic, plus it also have varnish n sealer for tiles, plastic, glass you can use for top coat.
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cire1
SD Gashapon Super Robot
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Post by cire1 on Jul 5, 2006 9:49:40 GMT 8
excuse po,if i apply clear coating will it be glossy coz i don't want my kit to be that shiny
thanx po
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Post by ikabod on Jul 5, 2006 10:03:12 GMT 8
cire1 meron naman rin pong flat/matte finish clear coat, try it. . .
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cire1
SD Gashapon Super Robot
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Post by cire1 on Jul 5, 2006 10:51:31 GMT 8
thank's bro
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Post by neodark on Sept 8, 2006 15:10:49 GMT 8
how do you specifically read that bosny brand? something like bos-ni ?
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Post by no3Ljm on Sept 8, 2006 20:31:38 GMT 8
yup. Bos-ni.
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Post by 蠍座 shinn on Sept 17, 2007 14:15:24 GMT 8
ok.. this is the ultimate question.. hehehe... 1. what's the best spray can to use? 2. if i'm in a budget, what's better? rj or bosny? 3. between rj and bosny? which of the two have the most color varieties? 4. are tamiya color spray paints ok? 5. where do i get gunze sangyo or mr. hobby spray paints? TIA guys!  |
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Post by SEELE01 on Sept 17, 2007 14:37:39 GMT 8
The best IMHO are the ones designed for hobby use, which are Gunze and Tamiya. Those paints are very thin when applied so details doesn't disappear even when multiple coats were done.
Gunze paints are sold in STC, there's one in V-Mall on the opposite end from Best Toys.
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Post by kingaL on Sept 17, 2007 14:44:58 GMT 8
i think the best spraycan would still be the hobby spraypaints. like tamiya, gunze, etc.. but if you're in a low budget like me, hehe i think pylox would be fine the only problem is the paint tends to chip unlyk the rj and bosny na kumakapit talaga.. better apply primer or sand the kit first before applying pylox..haven't tried other industrial paints though. baka may mas maganda =)
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Post by no3Ljm on Sept 17, 2007 14:49:25 GMT 8
yup. this time i will also agree with seele. IMO, it's the same reason why i stopped using spraycans. it's best to save up some money to buy a basic set of airbrush. why? because like brod seele said, the paints will be more thin. even when you use multi-colors. not like with spraycans, whether it's local or branded, it will have the same effect. if you sprayed too much, the details will get erased. and the joints will get stiff. the thicker the coats, the more prone to scratches when you pose it. i guess, it's better to invest with a small basic set of airbrush like the Tamiya Airbrush Basic Set if you're going to build kits for years.
i also understand the situation that we can save much if we just bought and use local spraycans, the thing is, you'll be more frustrated pag sumablay or nagkamali ka. and that's based on experience ha. i did those things before, and somehow i learned my mistakes in using spraycans. but still, there's some people who mastered the technique of spraypainting.
my 2 pesoses. 
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Post by SEELE01 on Sept 17, 2007 14:53:47 GMT 8
Btw spray can paints sold in hardwares sprays at least 4x as much paint compared to the hobby spray can paints. I realized this when I used a hardware spray can on a non-toy project, the paint left in the paper backing was many times thicker than when I used Gunze spray can.
So even though hardware paint cans contains more volume, it's more wasteful than hobby spray cans.
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Post by 蠍座 shinn on Sept 17, 2007 17:44:21 GMT 8
@seele waaaaa!!! gnun? and here i was thinking that i can save much if i just use spray cans from hardwares... tnx dude!! info is power... hehe... my next question wud be regarding the availability of colors... is it easy to find the necessary colors? i mean, kumpleto b sila? tnx man! noeltnx brad! mybe in the near future i will get myself an ab... but remember, i don't paint my kits.... i just woke up yesterday and thought "from this day, i will try to make my kits better... i will paint them!!!" hehehe..... these spray cans that i'm gonna get wud be for skill-shrpening... hehe... tnx ult! @king ok.. tnx man! i think i'll go for tamiya and gunze then...  |
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Post by kingaL on Sept 17, 2007 17:53:54 GMT 8
by the way, if you spray your kits be sure the ventilation is good and wear protective mask or gears..=)
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Post by SEELE01 on Sept 17, 2007 18:07:00 GMT 8
STC has the most common Gunze colors around, they don't have the complete line up tho.
Same with Lil's Tamiya paints.
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