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Warplane Art / Re: Lockheed C-130 Herkules
« on: November 28, 2011, 06:40:32 PM »
If you need some doc, don't hesitate to contact Didier Waelkens: he was C130 pilot...
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Scott and Srecko: for those bubbles I hope to can eliminate them. If I cannot... Well, that aircraft will return on the shelves for a very, very long time...
Trust me, you can fill all those voids with some work. I simply make sure all of the bubbles have "popped"--that is, that there is no membrane at all still remaining from when the bubble formed. Then I very carefully layer on a light coat of filler to the entire surface, making certain to fill each bubble as best as possible but not covering the rest of the undimpled surface. I then sand it lightly and re-apply the filler in the same way, repeating until the entire affected area is smooth. Then it's a simple matter of priming/sanding/possible re-filling and repeating. I've also used CA glue to fill larger or deeper voids first and then do the putty/sanding after the CA has cured fully.
I'd sure hate to see you have to put this back on the shelf because of these pesky bubbles.
Thank you, thank you, got them. I guess I can dig a couple of WW.I kits out of storage now!
Ernie
Bad feeling when you are ready for next step and realize that previous are still not done...
Looking goodHow do you keep you work mat so clean? or is that oine just for photos?
I can never keep mine clean
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Won't be long now and we can see how the chipping comes outIf it is the same as your Fokker, it will be awesome!
Ernie