I learned, from some elder modelers in my old club, that the big secret to smoothe surface textures is 3M Acryl White automotive glazing puttv. It goes on easy, dries rock hard, and can be sanded smoothe as glass.
Your videos are very helpful. Thank you very much for your guidance. I plan on picking up some of my first Ma. K kits on Friday when I get my paycheck. Cheers from Colorado
I’m in the process of painting my MK44 ammoknight, but I’ve noticed the front hatch hits the small greeble on the left just behind the hatch when opening it. It’s fine full open or fully closed. I know these are usually kept in a static pose, so it might be normal?
Super helpful tips as always! I’m a huge fan of your work and your aesthetic.
Please keep the amazing content coming and thanks much!
I learned, from some elder modelers in my old club, that the big secret to smoothe surface textures is 3M Acryl White automotive glazing puttv. It goes on easy, dries rock hard, and can be sanded smoothe as glass.
The Bob Ross of gunpla. Love it!
Fantastic work as always. 👌👍
Sink marks as weathering opportunities? Just a thought 😉. Thanks for the video as always.
Another great video, I can't wait for mine to arrive
That ellipse file you have is the exact one in my Hasegawa file set! : D
Your videos are very helpful. Thank you very much for your guidance. I plan on picking up some of my first Ma. K kits on Friday when I get my paycheck.
Cheers from Colorado
Glad it was helpful!
Nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome video! I’d love to see a rust effect guide for mechs sometime as a new model painter it’s something that’s a little intimidating 😅
Thanks! Yes there is a Rust Effects section on the MK44 Axeknight in the book.
I’m in the process of painting my MK44 ammoknight, but I’ve noticed the front hatch hits the small greeble on the left just behind the hatch when opening it. It’s fine full open or fully closed. I know these are usually kept in a static pose, so it might be normal?
Why don’t you ever work on the older Mak /Sf3d kits?
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