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Post by vic01 on Jul 23, 2005 5:53:00 GMT 8
Hi, to cover the dry transfer markings, do u use (clear)varnish? What paint can u apply for the dry transfer to keep it from scratches? Thanks!
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Post by Hayabusa on Jul 23, 2005 15:04:45 GMT 8
ahh ok... how do i know if its water based or not? is it written on the label kung water base sya? Kung sa Gunze paints, nakalagay naman sa label nila kung water based yung acrylic. I think yung may Hobby Color na label yata yung water based tapos yung Mr. Color yung normal na acrylic but I'm not quite sure about this though. |
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Post by Uberjam on Jul 23, 2005 15:42:49 GMT 8
no... that's the formula... acrylic paint, dish washing liquid, and water and mix them all up. the purpose of the dishwashing liquid is that it will allow you to wipe off the excess paint from the kit, making it somewhat "erasable". without it i think you won't achieve the desired wash effect... its like you just painted your kit black. ok... cge try ko... tanchahan nlang... hehehe... thanx! btw, UberJ, when r u planning to buy a new gundam model? baka next pay day... pero hindi ako sure... i might use the money to pamper myself. pakulay ng buhok, get some new clothing, some bling, memory for my phone... im still deciding if i should a kit this payday... isip isip muna? why do you ask? |
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Post by Uberjam on Jul 23, 2005 15:46:31 GMT 8
ahh ok... how do i know if its water based or not? is it written on the label kung water base sya? Kung sa Gunze paints, nakalagay naman sa label nila kung water based yung acrylic. I think yung may Hobby Color na label yata yung water based tapos yung Mr. Color yung normal na acrylic but I'm not quite sure about this though. i just checked out my bottle of black acrylic paint. its hobby color brand at ayun... nakasulat nga.. maliit lang hehehe ay pero di pa rin ako pwede magwash... wala pa akong clear coat sa kit grrrrr oh well? |
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Post by daemon33 on Jul 26, 2005 0:30:56 GMT 8
In essence, ano ano ang bibilhin kong brands for washing. Di ba eto yung mga items :
1. Clear coat (what brand and saan pwede bumili)
2. Water-based acrylic (what brand and saan pwede bumili)
3. Brushes (what type and saan pwede bumili) Shempre dapat iba yung brush for the clear coat and iba din yung brush for the acrylic paint?
Thanks.
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Post by Uberjam on Jul 26, 2005 13:49:10 GMT 8
you don't hand brush a clear coat. masmaganda if you get it in a can or air brush it.
i think wala naman major issue sa brand ng paints, its all personal preferrence. you can get it at LILs (megamall basement) and special toy center (sm north and isetann recto). some people also use oil base paints for their wash.
get the small one. you can get one at any arts supply shop
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Post by rhanen28 on Aug 4, 2005 21:39:12 GMT 8
hi im a newbie in this kind of hobby sa tingin nyo ba magnda gumamit ng air brush instead of a normal brush and ung ginagamit kong paint ung tamiya acrylics kasi un ang meron ko
btw nahihirapan ako magdetail ng mga gundam kasi nde naman parang mga scale model ng mga kotse eh
btw kung meron dyan nag tuturo im willing to pay them lets just meet
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Post by Uberjam on Aug 4, 2005 21:44:31 GMT 8
i think nothing beats an air brush in modelling.
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Post by rhanen28 on Aug 4, 2005 21:49:14 GMT 8
my only problem is its so expensive heheh im only a student
btw can u suggest any brand except for tamiya air brush?
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Post by Daycot on Aug 7, 2005 12:34:12 GMT 8
Dude, you really should practice first before you start thinking of buying an airbrush! ;D Start with the basics! You can start with local hardware spray can like Bosny if you want an airbrush effect on your kits. You also have to exert a trmendous amount of patience if you want to improve!  |
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Post by Uberjam on Aug 7, 2005 13:55:01 GMT 8
my only problem is its so expensive heheh im only a student btw can u suggest any brand except for tamiya air brush? air brush are expensive indeed, your only alternative is using spray paints. 250 (more or less) per can. |
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Post by Hayabusa on Aug 7, 2005 17:49:25 GMT 8
Try mo yung mga airbrush na binibenta sa National Book Store. Meron sila dati around 2K pero hindi ko alam kung pwede yun gamitan ng model paints. Also, one of my friends recommended to me the Gunze airbrushes but I have yet to see how it performs. Like Uber said, airbrushes are quite expensive with the good ones priced around 5K minus the air compressor. Getting the cheaper ones could be ok but it may not fare as well with the more expensive brands.
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Post by mukodono on Aug 7, 2005 17:59:56 GMT 8
okey na yung airbrush may kamahalan nga lng pero sulit din nman pag ginamit mo na.
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Post by mukodono on Aug 7, 2005 18:01:30 GMT 8
Try mo yung mga airbrush na binibenta sa National Book Store. Meron sila dati around 2K pero hindi ko alam kung pwede yun gamitan ng model paints. Also, one of my friends recommended to me the Gunze airbrushes but I have yet to see how it performs. Like Uber said, airbrushes are quite expensive with the good ones priced around 5K minus the air compressor. Getting the cheaper ones could be ok but it may not fare as well with the more expensive brands. hayabusa wat kind of toys do u collect? |
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Post by zer0 on Aug 7, 2005 18:10:51 GMT 8
hi im a newbie in this kind of hobby sa tingin nyo ba magnda gumamit ng air brush instead of a normal brush and ung ginagamit kong paint ung tamiya acrylics kasi un ang meron ko if you can afford it, get one. ;D highly recommended. i might have get one, if i just sticked with gundam kits. sa airbrush kasi kaya mo kontrolin yung labas ng paint, hindi tulad sa spray can. yung type naman. hintay mo na lang reply nung mga expert. ;D yung internal mixing at dual action yata yung maganda.  |
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keeping the site active as a place to dump info for easier backtracking. 
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