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Re: Building a moon-display for your space models
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 6 Oct 1999 16:23:06 GMT
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Embedding plates, that´s a good idea. For bases etc, I thoguht that I´d build
the model on it´s own baseplate, then just put it on the display, like it´s
done in the catalogues. I don´t know if it really is necessary to embed
plates, if you can make the "standing-places" horisontal and plain without
bumps.
I was thinking of using Humbrol or just water-colours, but that is for
painring the scenery. I have never painted ABS so I don´t know which paint to
use.
--Tobias
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> Greetings, Tobias...
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> You might also think about -embedding- smaller plates here and there
> (inside craters or rills, for example) to enable you to achieve a
> more solid footing for your models. I've thought about this myself,
> both for space theme as well as for castle theme, but have yet to
> try it out. I guess we'll see which of us gets to it first, eh? <grin>
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> By the way...what sort of paint have you found to work best (i.e., adheres
> best and looks correct) for use on ABS?
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> Cheers,
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> Roger
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Building a moon-display for your space models
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| (...) True, but since I live in the land of earthquakes (California), I will want to ensure a safe 'landing zone' <grin>. Bad enough to see that my work- table has been 'walked' across the room, but to have the models on it forcably dis-membered (so (...) (25 years ago, 6-Oct-99, to lugnet.build)
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| (...) Greetings, Tobias... You might also think about -embedding- smaller plates here and there (inside craters or rills, for example) to enable you to achieve a more solid footing for your models. I've thought about this myself, both for space (...) (25 years ago, 6-Oct-99, to lugnet.build)
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