I was the only one to entered a Kotobukiya kit for the It’s a Gundam Annual Contest. Here’s an older poster for you members to look at. Video is already uploaded on youtube.
I bought a mirror coated platform and looking the display requirements for this years GBWC 2015 entry. The display base is about 16x16x16 inches, but the mirror is a bit larger than that.
How do you trim down a mirror platform and where can you find a place to have a mirror platform trimmed off at?
well a glass cutter can cut through a mirror since it is glass as for a place to have someone do the trimming for you I don’t really know but I’d presume something like a hardware store might be able to help you.
Hey What part of the world are you in? If by anychance you are in the US. Take it to any frame or art gallery. Give them a call first and see if they have a glass cuter and would do you a favor of trimming something down.
On he off chance you are in PDX i would gladly do it for you.
I’m in the U.S. around Texas, where some love to stalk me while going places to get my modelling items from. I have some frame or art galleries around my area, I’ll need to search those places online this year.
Here’s a section of my webpage which i’ll be adding some of my work. I’ve already updated some of my sections for my model cars and some new items for 3D printing. Check it out.
Not only panel lines can be made with a Gundam marker, but can also be done with a fine tipped paint brush and some paint. Make sure there is plenty of water and a small dab of paint and carefully add the paint carefully to the panel lines. Let the paint slide along within the panel lines.
If you plan on adding a style like creating a tissue paper colors on your kit. Add a base color and add an opposite color that’s metallic and add small brush strokes onto the plastic to create decorative paint work on the model kit.
I’ve always wanted to design my own R/C car model chassis and after building a Garage Worx Camaro, I’ve wanting to tinker with this idea for ages after seeing a yourtube video of a gold painted mustang, but learning that is was made of a wooden frame and mechanical motor to it and something that can be 3D printed but can be customized to a…[Read more]
Hello, I need some suggestions on a good portable and oiless airbrush compressor. I’m using a single action airbrush for my model kit painting. I believe it’s a Paasche that I’m using. I’m good at using it since I’m not in need of a dual action airbrush. I need an airbrush compressor that I can take with me if I were to travel and take my model…[Read more]