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Revells newest truck kit its a nice kit many parts but Im not too happy with the paint job still learning how to air brush as you can see oh well gotta start some where i guess

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We all have done mistakes, we learn and we get better and better.

Stripe the paint off before its too late to do it and try to repaint the body. First use a good primer and then let the paint fly, but first of all be sure that the wheather is hot enough.

Kostas.

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Finally, someone has posted a build thread of this thing....Just wondering if there were any changes to the original kit.....Looks good to me, Man....

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Finally, someone has posted a build thread of this thing....Just wondering if there were any changes to the original kit.....Looks good to me, Man....

JT there is no changes only the decals, and the tires have no name on them.

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Looks good, I just about have mine done,didn't care much for the door hinges so I just glued them shut,among other mods.

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Looks good, I just about have mine done,didn't care much for the door hinges so I just glued them shut,among other mods.

Cool looking wrecker. What color did you use for the lightbar?

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turn signal amber painted on the inside. this truck is based on the truck I operate a work, its a gift for the boss man this christmas

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turn signal amber painted on the inside. this truck is based on the truck I operate a work, its a gift for the boss man this christmas

ok. Thanks. I'm building the same kit, but combining it with a lonestar cab

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Finally glad to see someone build one of these things... :blink:

Now my only problem is i need to get one or a couple actually... Anyone want to spare the wrecker bed and all its goodies? :huh::lol:

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JT there is no changes only the decals, and the tires have no name on them.

No name on tires? Does that mean that "GT RADIAL" ain“t there anymore? Thank God.......

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Just strip the paint off purple power works great. Then clean with warm soap and water let it air dry and quick wipe down with Alcohol. Then primer let it dry and them apply your color. Airbrushing takes some practice. I was hesitate to use mine now I shoot everything with it and I'm loving the results. B)

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It looks to me like your paint may have too much thinner added to it. For most airbrushes you want the paint to be about the same consistency as 2% milk, then adjust your air pressure to about 18 psi to start. Your first couple color coats on the primer should just be "dust" coats, barely any color. The final color coat should have a wet look, but should not be heavy. This takes some practice.

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