Desertvet91
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I am working on a 1/35 Tamiya AAVP7A1, when i glued the top and bottom halves together, and allowed them to cure over night, i came back to this, i pick at it alittle and made slightly worse.. i need to correct this without loosing to much of the non skid details... and suggestions??
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See if you can get the picture to work? I think you will need to load the picture to a picture sharing site like Photobucket or flickr? copy the image code from the site and then paste it here on genessis with:[img] the image code[/img] . no spaces
pinterest pg. of scale models/dioramas: http://www.pinterest.com/intrstinpintrst/awesome-scale-models/
Desertvet91
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Okay,what i have done thus far, i used some tamiya putty, to fill in the break,left it overnight to cure, i guess i just need to get there with some dental tools and work it out ...glad this happened on the Tamiya model and not my hobby Boss
Desertvet91
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note to self next one i build i am going to Build up the inside on that edge in front from the Drivers sta, to the Turret, with some scratch built ledges for support
snowsims
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Have you thought about changing direction with this kit? maybe you should make it into a battle damaged tank. possibly build a diorama. with a little work you could make it look like it took a substantial round in the side, or that it got hit in the side and blew out the front.
Desertvet91
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Well this particular model is going to be in an ocean or beach assault type diorama, i have gotten the royal sea blue and sea foam white, for the base, i can ultimately cover up the broken area with some simulated water over spill across the fwd plenums with alittle white for foam simular to this:
