Since domokun asked for it.
A look inside the LED knights box. It comes with alot of runners with sizable parts, all molded in a light grey, three decalsheets and a hose out…
Never seen one of these before but that looks awesome. Def something I would love to explore in building. Post pics when you complete or work on it. Looks like an amazing kit.
Ordered on sunday, shiped on monday, arrived in Germany on thursday. Totaly worth the 40€ shiping. I am so happy that I got one of the last shadow foxes and the L.E.D knight is such an impressive kit. Thank you hlj!
Oh.. This will be in a not that near future. Especially, if they announce a new contest. But i will. I could post the runners and whats in the box. Its the most wanted kit of all I have ordered so far. I will take my time with this.
Another question from me ^^, been practicing a lot lately with different paints and coats. I got two questions.
1. I tried to spray with my airbrush some Future shine (pledge) just after I cleaned my airbrush with Tamiya airbrush cleaner, do you know if this product makes some small depots in the airbrush because I saw some just after I put…[Read more]
1. I haven’t used Pledge myself, but have read, seen and heard a lot about it. It reacts like the Vallejo paints and it is known that those paints and solvents don’t mix well. It is strongly recommended to NOT use lacquer thinners or such to dilute or clean Vallejo paints and thus Pledge. It will turn the driver/binder of the paint into a goo…[Read more]
Sorry, forgotten to answer another question, when applying decals, get some decal softner. There are various manufacturers selling this. You could optionally get the decal setter, this is a sort of adhesive and works great when the decals you got are old. If the decals are new, I don’t recommend using it as it makes the decals stick heavily to the…[Read more]
You’re very welcome, I’m blushing at the moment, haha.
At the moment I’m using Micro Sol and Micro Set by Microscale Industries. The Micro Sol is the one used for “melting” the decal. It’s rather weak and needs a few coats on an average decal. On thicker decals like ones from Tamiya or Bandai you might need three or four applications.
This is…[Read more]
Hi guys, I’m new to airbrushing and have been watching a lot of tutorials and some people use air dryers for paints and coats.. is it a bad or good idead I’d like to know your opinions.
There is nothing wrong with using a hair dryer for speeding the process of drying a layer of paint. There are a few things that have to be taken in consideration. Make sure the fan and its internals aren’t covered in dust or any other foreign objects as they will blow onto the model/piece.
Be mindful that if the piece is very wet, you might cause…[Read more]