Did a little work on the Thai 787-8. I think this enhanced the looks of this value priced model quite a bit.
David.
Having a little fun here
David.
Having a little fun here
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--I'm 100% clueless on any modeling that evolves painting, gluing, etc. If i have a creative gene it's severely oppressed. Do you have a thread that offers any advice or recommend items you use? -
--fleetlordatvar,
I am pretty much clueless in the modeling dept. as well but I do like to add little details here or there when I can. Not a instruction manual by any means but I did the same process on my KLM 747-400. I used dental floss pics and cut the ends off to shape with a sharp xacto knife. They are then glued on with white type glue. The rotating beacon is a sliver cut from a 0.8MM fibber optic tube. As for the rims I just pulled the tires off and hand painted with Testors model master flat white then added a bit of weathering from a Tamiya weathering kit.
A little more information is here in this video and I hope this helps.
David.
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