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Viper MKVII

Posted: Sat Jun 01, 2013 7:35 pm
by Waylander
One For Lee I did a while ago.
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Re: Viper MKVII

Posted: Sat Jun 01, 2013 11:34 pm
by Lee
That looks ace :)

Re: Viper MKVII

Posted: Sun Jun 02, 2013 6:05 am
by Waylander
Messed up the cockpit as usual and no matter what I tried could not get rid of the silvering on the decals on the stand. Got a MKII to do as well when I get around to it.

Re: Viper MKVII

Posted: Wed Jun 05, 2013 12:29 pm
by scifimodeler
Great looking model...

Re: Viper MKVII

Posted: Wed Jun 05, 2013 2:31 pm
by schweinhund227
Waylander wrote:Messed up the cockpit as usual and no matter what I tried could not get rid of the silvering on the decals on the stand. Got a MKII to do as well when I get around to it.
You have a nice model my friend !

as for the silvering ! here is one of many ways to Alleviate Silvering
and it works for me...

my recipe is:

*Future Floor Wax on before decals, either applied with an Air-Brush or brushed on depending on the area you are covering ??? not everybody likes to Spray the whole vehicle.
*Let Harden the Wax or (Clear-coat) a few days, Then
*I Use "Mr. Setter" Decal solution (from Mr.Hobby) which has a Matting Agent in it !
*while this is still wet; Add your Decals, Sponge off excess water and push out air bubbles
*Once dried.... Then I add another coat of Future Floor Wax to Seal and protect my decals...
*Let harden a few days and then Weather your model to your heart content !

it sounds anal ! but for me it has been a great help ! I hate silvering but Mr. Setter and Mr. Softener have been a God Send !!! well worth the investment !

Here is a picture of the product I am talking about !
(Not my picture by the way... from the NET )

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Re: Viper MKVII

Posted: Thu Jun 27, 2013 1:06 am
by Bagpiper
Looking good. Nicely done

Cheers
Jim