Well we have the green paint on then the pink now i have to paint everything thats not supposed to be pink ! As always thanks for looking . Regards Gav.
Dear Gav, just got back from Scotland and opened the package from you, absolutely delighted mate, remember you doing this, blown away mate, very kind, all thebest.Terry.
It's looking fantastic Gav! Here is what I can tell you about the chipping/worn effects stuff. It will work out ok if you have lacquer underneath it and then acrylic over top but it will not work if you put lacquer over top of it as the lacquer will not be effected by the water that's used to initiate the chipping. As for the last question....I'm learning that myself. My initial go is to put the stowage on last after painting it but I see Night Shift and Panzermeister both do it before.
nice work Gav, looking good. I prefer to paint extras/stowage separately and glue on after the vehicle is detailed painted but before weathering. I am not 100% consistent with that approach but when i do deviate i always end up cursing myself for not doing them separately 😜😜😜
Fantastic progress marra 👍🏻👍🏻 looking great with that tone of pink 😊 you should be able to chip acrylic lacquer paint but it is more resiliant than the Tamiya paint. I use hairspray which works find and is much cheaper than the model brand name stuff. For stowage - well, i am split and it depends on the mood i think ... in the lrdg i am obviously painting it separate but i dont think there is a right or wrong way. Whatever Works for you /Regards Fredrik
She is looking awesome. I don't believe you can use the crackle with lacquer paint. I might suggest you test it on something and see if it will work. You could always use hairspray and then paint over that as well.
Everything is coming along nicely, Gav. Not sure about adding rust for a vehicle that was operating in the desert. More likely to have most of the paint sanded off, literally, by sand, down to bare metal. I doubt there would be enough moisture to rust the steel. That, and I can see them being turned into impromptu tables or benches when you are patrolling in the middle of the dunes.
I would still put some marks on the sand ladders the body of the landrover is aluminium so doesn't rust but i might put some on the chassis i will do more research on desert vehicles . Thanks for the feed back marra . Regards Gav.
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Dear Gav,
just got back from Scotland and opened the package from you,
absolutely delighted mate, remember you doing this, blown away mate, very kind,
all thebest.Terry.
No worries Terry glad you like it marra . Regards Gav.
She's coming along very nicely, Gav. Shouty women's shows...yerp...they're universal.
Thanks James i never get what's entertaining about people shouting and screaming at each other . Regards Gav.
Looking good, love the colour you've chosen, much better than the box art.
Cheers marra i am just glad i toned down the gloss pink i used ! Regards Gav.
Gav she's looking great and I love the old Land Rovers!! I can't wait to see it finished Marra!
Thanks marra doing some brush painting on her now . Regards Gav.
@@gavinbooth awesome, but you need to get some sleep!! Lol
Great video my friend looking really nice 👍👍
Thanks marra ! Regards Gav.
Love the way you admit your problems you are a normal modler like me
Thank you Glen ! Regards Gav.
A very nice and good looking build of this Pink Panther Landrover.
Already very well, your Intermediate result, Gav! Greetings, Joachim
Many thanks Joachim ! Regards Gav.
Wonderful looking land rover Gav looks good so far
Thanks Justin . Regards Gav.
Nice progress on this impressive model Gavin...lovely details!
Many thanks Phil ! Regards Gav.
Cracking job so far Gav , looking forward to your progress
Thank you Sean ! Regards Gav.
Hello Gav! Great build, like this Landrover) I wish you a successful result. Best regards Mike
Thank you Mike i have a T34 on the way ! (but i will be representing one from the Yugoslav civil wars ) . Regards Gav.
@@gavinbooth great theme my friend!
It's looking fantastic Gav! Here is what I can tell you about the chipping/worn effects stuff. It will work out ok if you have lacquer underneath it and then acrylic over top but it will not work if you put lacquer over top of it as the lacquer will not be effected by the water that's used to initiate the chipping. As for the last question....I'm learning that myself. My initial go is to put the stowage on last after painting it but I see Night Shift and Panzermeister both do it before.
Thanks for the in depth reply Joe its appreciated marra i am painting around all that stowage now ! Regards Gav.
I missed this vid somehow so just catching up. I like the pink with overspray as if a quick job.
Cheers Cal if only i could get away with this on every paint job . Regards Gav.
nice work Gav, looking good. I prefer to paint extras/stowage separately and glue on after the vehicle is detailed painted but before weathering. I am not 100% consistent with that approach but when i do deviate i always end up cursing myself for not doing them separately 😜😜😜
Cheers Glen i am starting to lean towards painting them separately i can see these cables causing nothing but trouble on the tiger . Regards Gav.
Looking great Gav.
Cheers Anthony ! Regards Gav.
Fantastic progress marra 👍🏻👍🏻 looking great with that tone of pink 😊 you should be able to chip acrylic lacquer paint but it is more resiliant than the Tamiya paint. I use hairspray which works find and is much cheaper than the model brand name stuff. For stowage - well, i am split and it depends on the mood i think ... in the lrdg i am obviously painting it separate but i dont think there is a right or wrong way. Whatever Works for you /Regards Fredrik
Thanks for your advice Fredrik i appreciate it marra . Regards Gav.
It's looking very pretty Gav
Cheers Paul nothing like a pink landrover . Regards Gav.
She is looking awesome. I don't believe you can use the crackle with lacquer paint. I might suggest you test it on something and see if it will work. You could always use hairspray and then paint over that as well.
Thanks Victor classic me start before reading up on everything ! Regards Gav.
Everything is coming along nicely, Gav. Not sure about adding rust for a vehicle that was operating in the desert. More likely to have most of the paint sanded off, literally, by sand, down to bare metal. I doubt there would be enough moisture to rust the steel. That, and I can see them being turned into impromptu tables or benches when you are patrolling in the middle of the dunes.
I would still put some marks on the sand ladders the body of the landrover is aluminium so doesn't rust but i might put some on the chassis i will do more research on desert vehicles . Thanks for the feed back marra . Regards Gav.
Looks great
Thank you Sam ! Regards Gav.
Looks great marra, :) 😎 👍
Thanks Tom ! Regards Gav.
'paint-chipping' will look fine. Try painting a sprue, and doing everything you want to do on the LR, with the sprue...if it works? You're fine.
Thank you for the advice its appreciated . Regards Gav.
Marshall's of Cambridge, did the specialty work for the PP.
Thank you ! Regards Gav.
For paint -- chassis, body shell, camo and extras all separately.
Thank you . Regards Gav.