Roi
CAPTAIN 
Posts: 655
Registered: 2-3-2005
Location: Colorado
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Mood: Amazing, Simply Amazing!!
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Another Trio
Same kit maker but different planes
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rossjr
ADMINISTRATOR 
Posts: 2166
Registered: 14-5-2003
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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Mood: Happy as Lark to be a Grandpa!
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Great Job! I have a number of Japanese kits but I don't build them. Not sure why...
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Jafo
COMMODORE 
Posts: 1575
Registered: 5-7-2005
Location: 20 miles N. of the stinking armpit that is Detroit
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Mood: Detroit… It's not a movie set, it's for real
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no zeros here!
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chopperlover
LT COMMANDER 
Posts: 195
Registered: 23-8-2003
Location: East Bethel, MN
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Mood: depends on mood
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Good work, how do you do your weathering?
I resemble that comment!
My name is Lee, and I\'m a plastiholic.
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Roi
CAPTAIN
Posts: 655
Registered: 2-3-2005
Location: Colorado
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Mood: Amazing, Simply Amazing!!
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I use washes but I use 2 different methods, 1 is using watercolors and dish soap for a sluggy wash and the other is using watercolors and window
cleaner for an all over wash, I first make the wash thick or thin depending on use and then paint the areas I want to high lite with the window
cleaner then add the colored wash and let it run along the same rout the cleaner took and it follows the same path .
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