Yes sort of, I varied it a little. I put the putty in a palette and dilute it with lacquer thinner, then I took a stiff unwanted brush and steeple it. After it is dried, I lightly sand some areas (not all) with Tamiya grade 1000 sandpaper.
Thanks 😉 They have poly caps too so that the joints are articulated. This is my first Ma.k build and I love it. I recommend that you try the archelon, I think it has more posability because of its geometry. http://hlj.com/product/WAVMK-47
Thanks for the link – I can see my gunpla build q having an interuppt soon…
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Did you use Lincoln Wright’s tamiya putty technique? Either way nice!
Yes sort of, I varied it a little. I put the putty in a palette and dilute it with lacquer thinner, then I took a stiff unwanted brush and steeple it. After it is dried, I lightly sand some areas (not all) with Tamiya grade 1000 sandpaper.
Hi Kaminoan, I quite fancy making a mak sometime – do they have polycaps like gunpla or are waiting to be fixed when finished? Cool build BTW
Thanks 😉 They have poly caps too so that the joints are articulated. This is my first Ma.k build and I love it. I recommend that you try the archelon, I think it has more posability because of its geometry.
http://hlj.com/product/WAVMK-47
word up!
Thanks for the link – I can see my gunpla build q having an interuppt soon…