March 23, 20241 yr I've been working on a Revell Razor Crest. When I used the decals in the cockpit, they seemed a bit thick and I eventually had to pull out a very old bottle of Solvaset and use a 1/4" flat brush to push them down into the details. Therefore, I was concerned about using the kit decals for the yellow stripes on the outside. So I decided to make masks for painting the yellow stripes. I'm sure it'll be challenging to get them in place correctly. This is a screen capture from the Silhouette Studio software. I think it's the largest single piece of masking material that I've used. I'll weed out what I don't need but it'll be a couple days 'til I try them. It's raining so I can't paint and I don't want to have them sitting around stuck to the model for a while. It should be interesting.
March 24, 20241 yr Author Thanks Kev. When I weeded out all the unnecessary bits, I realized there's a mistake there. This is the final after a recut. First mask piece in place. Paint on. Masks off. I like it. Just 4 more mask pieces to go.
March 25, 20241 yr That looks great, Dave! Can I convince you to upload the cut files when you're done? Kev
March 28, 20241 yr On 3/27/2024 at 3:44 AM, denders said: Hi Kev, yes, I will. Awesome! I know I could use them, at the very least. Kev
March 31, 20241 yr Author Kev, they're uploaded. There's a extra topic to remove because I forgot how to upload files. Dave
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