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Originally Posted by AmarPaithankar
(Post 2316699)
This the latest addition to my collection, a BMW M3 convertible by Kyosho..... |
Originally Posted by hillram
(Post 2317057)
Here is the Diecast collection of my son:Vijay.He has been guarding all the cars since 6months of age and today he is 4 1/2 yrs old.His favourites are Aston Martin,Range Rover,Mercedes Benz and BMW.. We could not put togather the motorbikes and aircraft collection as we ran out of space.:) |
Originally Posted by traveloholic
(Post 2317894)
BMW HP2 Megamoto 1:12 Scale, NewRay |
Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2319799)
My build of 1:24 Revell chevy pickup truck is almost done, what remains is the electrical soldering (it will sport head and brake lights) :D. And then the paint. how ever guys I am in a fix, need your views on what color scheme to go for. |
Originally Posted by amit V8
(Post 2320032)
what is the model? oldies will suit a dual tone color whereas newer ones must have single color. |
Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2319799)
My build of 1:24 Revell chevy pickup truck is almost done, what remains is the electrical soldering (it will sport head and brake lights) :D. And then the paint. how ever guys I am in a fix, need your views on what color scheme to go for. 1.) two tone - fenders, running board black and rest in different color. 2.) single color. 3.) single color with black stripes on top. I am sold onto Mahogony and Black. Gyus please suggest. Just put 1:24 Revell chevy pickup in google images and you will get a lot of builds. |
Originally Posted by gautomobile
(Post 2320214)
@ Manish I have an assembly kit for a Revell 1:24 Trabant 601s which I would be building soon. What is the correct order of tasks that I should follow? Should I assemble the complete model first and then paint? or Should I paint smaller parts and assemblies and then put together the final assembly? What would you suggest as this model has a detailed engine and interiors. |
Originally Posted by neil.jericho
(Post 2320461)
Picked up a Motormax 1:18 scale 1961 Chevrolet Mako Shark yesterday from the Reliance Autozone in HSR layout. Ive been into 1:24s all this while but the car has been a long time favourite of mine & it was a steal at the price of Rs 999. There are some more Motormax models there in the 1:18 scale. Will start posting pics of my collection soon. |
Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2320280)
First of all Nice to chat to you, I love the work you do. Logically we should paint first and then assemble. But many times the glue can spoil the look of a small part and also many assemblies will have the same color so it is better to glue them togather first. Plan the color scheme in advance, decide which can be glued first and which to be painted first. Before gluing check the proper fit. Some time the models do have an issue. Body is to be painted first and then glued. I normally glue the engine and then go for painting it. I use combination of spray paint and fabric paint (depending upon the accessibility of that part). Appropriate tools like tweezers of different type and a good masking tape is required. Please do suggest on the paint scheme for my truck. |
Originally Posted by manishalive
(Post 2319799)
My build of 1:24 Revell chevy pickup truck is almost done, what remains is the electrical soldering (it will sport head and brake lights) :D. And then the paint. how ever guys I am in a fix, need your views on what color scheme to go for. 1.) two tone - fenders, running board black and rest in different color. 2.) single color. 3.) single color with black stripes on top. I am sold onto Mahogony and Black. Gyus please suggest. Just put 1:24 Revell chevy pickup in google images and you will get a lot of builds. |
Originally Posted by shankar.balan
(Post 2320471)
hi do they have any 1:43's? Not seen one there which is why I ask. thanks |
Originally Posted by shankar.balan
(Post 2320471)
hi do they have any 1:43's? Not seen one there which is why I ask. thanks |
Originally Posted by gautomobile
(Post 2320519)
A two tone would look really good. A deep retro red or dark green for the main body along with back fenders would look really good. Gautam |
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