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On 6/13/2023 at 4:23 AM, pengbuzz said:
This is what I use for mine; I just refinished a canopy for my F-14 Tomcat:
If you use these with water to speed the cutting action in order of coarsest to finest, this should return your diecast car's windshield to crystal-clear. After use, just buff with a cotton cloth and that should do it!
What Peng said; also if you have a super glue spill you can use Debonder to remove it without damaging the plastic. It will remove paint also but you can repaint the area. Check for it at your LHS, Amazon etc.
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As to the second issue, you could use a drill bit to open the female mounting holes SLIGHTLY, or you could use a bit of sandpaper to LIGHTLY shave down the diametre of the male insert peg. Just take it slow and test fit until you get the fit that you want.
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Holy moly those 2 listings are $300+! That seems like those inflated eBay prices. Does anyone know what the original price was?
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Anyone know where to get a copy of this kit?
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So it appears that none of these links are working anymore?
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On 8/2/2025 at 9:25 PM, Bolt said:
Saw this on Pinterest . https://pin.it/434kO1jHo
That is exceptional! That’s a great model and great display.
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5 hours ago, KOG Water Dragon said:
Same as this same. And also, same.
Same, same and same. It’d be disappointing if to get that set as preordered early and at the same time. Oh well we’ll see what happens. I ordered the hguc Gallus J as soon as it popped up from hlj and noticed that it looks like I somehow missed it!
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On 7/28/2025 at 7:12 PM, wm cheng said:
Finally finished! The canopy decal didn't fit properly, the left side did, but the right half was a tad too long, wierd, the VE-1 decals fit perfectly, it also crumbled into 4-5 pieces - probably due to age, but I noticed some of the round vernier thruster port decals didn't fit the engraved details perfectly too. That serves me for having 20yr old models to get to in my stash! Funny some of the weathering paint mottling didn't show up on my iPhone photos as much. I will take some better photos of them, but you can see @arbit amazing Minmay sculpt so well in the those huge bubble canopies.
Awesome 👏 looks great!
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On 7/25/2025 at 3:19 PM, Big s said:
It’s doable, but can be very risky. You kinda have to sand the lop layer a bit, and poke a tiny hole for the softener to soak through. This method runs a few scary risks since the weathering is already applied and can just make everything even more noticeable, or ruin the decal
the best way I’lve found to do decals from the start is after the base colors are layed down to use a gloss coat and then lay them down. After they dry, use the softener like microsol or Mr marksofter and usually that allows it to conform better. You can do the needle trick if there is a spot the decal didn’t conform to well like with a panel line and the softener gets under there and usually does the trick. Then there’s a couple other techniques that work well for blending the edge to make it disappear. You can mix your base color with some clear and spray around the edges to blend them in, or there’s the method that takes a bit more work and that’s to put a few layers of gloss over the decal and use a smoother sand paper and gently sand at the edges to level them down. Be very careful not to over sand and ruin the decal or the base color. Then add a final gloss to make sure the edge is gone. As long as the edge is gone using whatever method works best, then you can do all the weathering and final top coating to finish up.
All of what big said; I’ve had success removing decals by carefully sanding them off and doing a bit of touch ups with the airbrush and then reapplying new decals. Just take your time.
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19 minutes ago, Big s said:
I’m pretty sure it retracts for fighter so that it’s more aerodynamic, but why it extends for gerwalk and Battroid is a mystery to me. Probably just a rule of cool kinda thing. But maybe it has an odd purpose, like cooling or something. But more than likely just to add interest in the design for the more robotic modes visually.
I think you nailed it Big! I was thinking of it like a “GU-11 mk. ll” since it has a different profile and is larger than the Hs version.
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Thank you! I’ll keep that in mind.
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14 hours ago, tekering said:
That's a unique and eye-catching color scheme, and your paint work is flawless...
...but somehow the canopy frame just looks wrong in green. 🤔
Looks right to me…and is accurate to the design source. I suppose as long as the anti-glare panel is black or flat, the outside canopy colour should not impede the pilot's vision. Just wait till you see the next one, lol!
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2 hours ago, Bolt said:
Oh nice ! I'm looking forward to seeing more of this
Thanks Bolt!
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3 hours ago, nightmareB4macross said:
Looking good!
Which colors have you selected for the body and accents?
Thanks! I’m going to finish priming in black and the build up with Mr. Color 1 white until it’s fairly light then I have a Mr. Color gundam violet that is very close for the top. I’m thinking I’ll feather it instead of a hard edge, kind of like the F-15.
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4 hours ago, Urashiman said:
noice! I wonder why you use the extended Battroid mode GU11 there - but it kinda looks badass
It’s just a one piece model, I don’t know why they extend - maybe it retracts for landing and hook deployment? I thought it looked alright so I went with it!
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1/72 Scale Moscato Pattern Glaug
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Looks great! Photos came out well!!