41 WILLYS - Made in Brazil

[uelder valongo]

Hy Guys.

this is my new project.

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

Edited September 26, 2008 by uelder valongo

[uelder valongo]

PAINT:

Continental Silver and Metalic Gun Metal, automotive acrilics over red base.

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

Edited September 26, 2008 by uelder valongo

[ajulia]

Hello there friend! Not to impose but I would be very interested as others to see a wip thread from the beast of Brazil!! Keep it comin amigo!!

paz

ajulia

[george 53]

Uelder, is that a resin body? It sure looks nice.I do hafta admit that it looks good with the running boards. Hope to see er all done up!

[uelder valongo]

WHEELS AND TIRES:

Pegasus rims ( 19" front and 23" rear ) with gun metal paint and PE center.

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

[uelder valongo]

ajulia, thanks man !! please, visit our Forum in Brazil:

http://www.small-dreams.com/Forum/index.php

george 53, this kis is a revell and the running boards are scratch. thanks to coment.

sorry for my bad engish !!

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

Edited September 26, 2008 by uelder valongo

[RodneyBad]

Your English skills are good and your skills are Great..

Loving the body work and the wheels..

Great job.

[uelder valongo]

Zukiholic, thanks guy !!!

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

[pharr7226]

PAINT:

Continental Silver and Metalic Gun Metal, automotive acrilics over red base.

Uelder Valongo

Brazilian Modeler

I love the paint work on this build. I have some questions about the masking technique. I assume that that the tape for the separation line remained in place during the application of the Continental Silver and Metalic Gun Metal. After you shot the red, masked it for the separation line, masked the body for the application of the first of the two tone colors, and applied the first of the two tone colors, how long did you wait before masking for the second of the two tone colors? Also, how did you leave the separation line masking on the body long enough to mask, paint, fully dry the first two tone color and partially dry the second two tone color without affecting the crisp red separation line. I guess what I'm asking is why didn't the red separation line crack when you lifted the tape in light of the fact that it had to be on the body for a very long time. Any insight into this technique, from anyone, will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance..

[horsepoweraddict]

Now that is how you do a fade nice and smooth. excellent work!!!