GerN
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Wonderful concept and build!
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Great work!
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DECO-DENT, LFA-Powered Auburn Speedster Hardtop
GerN replied to FrozenPlastik49's topic in On The Workbench
Good work! -
Superb work.
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Excellent workmanship! And it looks great!
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Gutsy project - keep up the good work!
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A lot of great work!
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1937 Cord 812 - The Classic Monogram Kit After Some Improvements
GerN replied to Plastheniker's topic in Under Glass
Superb! -
Very realistic!
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Well done!
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Excellent!
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I second Mr. Engwer: Bondo Pro is very easy to use; varying the mix ratio just affects hardening time - I haven't had a problem, so anyone can use it. Be aware, it is softer than styrene, even softer than resin.
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Moebius '61 Pontiac with doors, trunk, fuel door, etc. openable
GerN replied to traditional's topic in Under Glass
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I've made a huge number (hundreds) of RTV molds (Permatex) using about a 70/30 mixture of mineral spirits and petroleum jelly on the object to be duplicated. I do let it dry before applying the RTV. This leaves a nice, thin, even coat of petroleum jelly on the master. This also works well as a mold release for poured resin, which I use if the mold has thin projections that might break.
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Milliput vs. Tamiya 2-part putty
GerN replied to fiatboy's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
Bondo one part putty is basically thick lacquer paint; as such, it will bite into paint and styrene. It has to gas out to dry, and so will shrink. Except for very thin applications, I use Bondo professional two part. It is a little softer than styrene, even when fully hardened, which I like.