> Thanks Ray, i had to paint 4 72nd tanks, i tried 3 differant attempts
> following various kit instructions, i was not happy with any, so i made my
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> try and make a canvas sheet!!!
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I use facial tissue (not toilet tissue) spray dampened and shaped
appropriately (or shaped and then dampened) to be rolled up, piled up,
or covering equipment. Let fully dry on the model and then paint. Be
careful brush painting lest you raise the tissue 'nap' or tear the
tissue. All painting should be lightly dabbed on with a few coats of
thinned paint. Weather appropriately (fading, oil stains, dirt, mud, etc.).
I've made rolled canvas, canvas covering equipment, canvas just piled in
a truck bed, and over soft top vehicles (Jeeps, trucks) by laying the
tissue over the molded plastic top, rolling the edges under, then
painting. The paint glues the tissue to the plastic.
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>> Ray
>> Austin, TX

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Jules - 21 Dec 2006 16:20 GMT
Its too late to add stowage, i added sang bags, canvas rolls etc..and covers
seen on my pics...ok decided to add a few more sandbags etc and see how it
looks.
> > Thanks Ray, i had to paint 4 72nd tanks, i tried 3 differant attempts
> > following various kit instructions, i was not happy with any, so i made my
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> >> Ray
> >> Austin, TX