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Tamiya 1/24 Peugeot 206 WRC, great little kit, painted in Tamiya TS-17 silver and cleared in 2k clear.
Tried a black marker pen experiment on the rear boot handle, dont like how it looks so will repaint tomorrow.

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Beautiful!!!
So neat and tidy, spit and spot on. Great work
I am dying at how fast and yet how well you turn these out
BTW, been watching and reviewing some of the technique videos, recently on clear coating 2 part clears.
They are the best vids out there, Paul....clear and concise with minimal BS and down to earth advice on safety and cleanup.
Really impressed

Twokidsnosleep wrote: Wed Apr 11, 2018 4:09 pm Beautiful!!!
So neat and tidy, spit and spot on. Great work
I am dying at how fast and yet how well you turn these out
BTW, been watching and reviewing some of the technique videos, recently on clear coating 2 part clears.
They are the best vids out there, Paul....clear and concise with minimal BS and down to earth advice on safety and cleanup.
Really impressed

Thanks for the kind words Scott really enjoying the cars a lot, trying to get back into the bikes again slowly too.

That looks awesome, hard to tell its not the real thing!

Great one Paul

I'm also building the Tamiya 206, slightly different one, and have some queations.
First: the decals on the clear parts. What technic do you use? Do you use set and sol?
Second: same questions but then for the decals on the tires.

Thanks.

Thanks

Sorry posted on your reply by accident

No i just use water other wise the solutions stain the glass. The tyres i dont use the dry transfers i have my own aftermarket tyre decals and i use set and sol on those

No problem mate.

But, wait.... The "decals" for the tires are dry transfers? Oke... did not know that... Have not looked at them propperly.
Do you need to cover the dry transfers with a clear?

They are not true dry transfers as such, they still need wetting a little, the instructions should tell you what to do

Stunning,really hoping that one day you might do a full video build on cars and bikes you have so much to offer