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Re: [Model ships] resin kits

 
Ahoy Joe;
thanks for the reply.
thanks for the tips. although i have been painting my plastic with both type paints for a wile now. i just don't mix, if i start with water i don't put oil on that model.
the washing i started a long time ago, in some mag. they said that all should be washed to get the oil off your hands off the model.
the brittle part is one that i'm not sure i would like. i have all ways thought that the small parts in plastic were to easy to brake.
well i guess there is a trade off no matter what you build.

May you all ways have fair winds and following seas
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Sat Dec 31, 2005 3:34 pm

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Ahoy Mates; i have never worked with resin kits. i have only handled some small ships boats. but did not work them. how hard is it to work them. how do they...
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I have worked (and am currently working) on a couple of resin kits. They are more brittle than styrene, but easier to sand. You can't use plastic cement; you...
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Ahoy Joe; thanks for the reply. thanks for the tips. although i have been painting my plastic with both type paints for a wile now. i just don't mix, if i...
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