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Post by Evangelion on Jan 23, 2010 1:00:37 GMT 8
Hello everyone, I'm currently working on my Tallgeese I and doing some moddings. I just want to know what type of "masilya" or body filler was used on the image below.   This is very important to me because this will be my first major WIP inspired by Fichtenfoos' Tallgeese I. Thanks everyone! |
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Post by Gane on Jan 24, 2010 14:09:06 GMT 8
Plastic Putty...
Check Lil's for Tamiya Plastic Putty which comes in 2 colors (I think) one of which is white.
There are also other brands out there from MR. Hobby and Gunze Sangyo...
Some of them warp when they dry so you may apply a couple or more times before you get it looking right. You can also use epoxy putty from your local hardware but there is always a risk of plastic incompatibility...
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Post by Evangelion on Jan 24, 2010 16:11:02 GMT 8
Whoa! Thanks for the firm reply there.
I have experienced Pioneer Epoxy (I think white and pink mixed together) as filler and "pang masilya" when we were still assembling speaker buffles back then. And I think it will do the same job for plastics... I have to buy it from there though.
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Post by Gane on Jan 29, 2010 13:17:26 GMT 8
You can use Pioneer Epoxy, but not the ceramic one because even though it is white the materials turns yellow a few days after it dries.
If you're using the colored one, then you'd have to paint the whole thing or all the similar colors in the kit...
Good luck ;D
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