Hi Dean, I was wondering what brand of plastic putty you use. I tried Vallejo plastic putty on my B17, the result was terrible, it never set up to a hard finish.
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I actually use spackling for Sheetrock repair. It dries fast and sands easy.Hi Dean, I was wondering what brand of plastic putty you use. I tried Vallejo plastic putty on my B17, the result was terrible, it never set up to a hard finish.
Now that's a great idea for a smaller scale object that has no flexing when handled.I actually use spackling for Sheetrock repair. It dries fast and sands easy.![]()
I apply with a toothpick and then smooth with my fingertip. When dry, if needed, I lightly sand with 1500 or 2000 grit sandpaper. Once painted and clear coated, I have never had any issues.Now that's a great idea for a smaller scale object that has no flexing when handled.
Thanks!Way better Dean!
Hi Dean. The tiny wiring looks very much in scale, having the scale in mind! A nice addition to your collection.
Thank you Peter! I have 5 more WW1 aircraft to build in 1/72 scale.Hi Dean. The tiny wiring looks very much in scale, having the scale in mind! A nice addition to your collection.
Regards, Peter
Yes, I’m getting back to it eventually…The title of the thread said something about a P-38….![]()