chevyjlewis
Newbie
Nice
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JConcepts Creep!!!!
- Thread starter Frank211
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SteveRCjunky
Newbie
can anyone tell me where I can get Olive Drab paint for Poly Carbonate ? Or can you spray "clear" for the PC on the inside first, then paint just regular Olive drab for plastic one it ( all inside of course )
Use Tamiya PS55 Flat Clear first, then Tamiya TS-5 Olive Drab on top - as you said, on the inside.
If you prefer the AS-6 or AS-14, they are supposedly the same composition as the TS paints, but the AS line is precisely mixed to be accurate for military aviation.
Lots of color options within the Tamiya lineup EXCEPT in their PS polycarbonate line - which kinda sucks, but they make a lot more money on paints for styrene military models.
They're just behind the times a bit - still offer lots of neon, candy, metallic paints that were HUGE in the '80s and '90s.
The crawler market is relatively recent, and someday, someone will finally get around to offering spray cans of mellower, more natural colors...
(Hopefully!)
If you prefer the AS-6 or AS-14, they are supposedly the same composition as the TS paints, but the AS line is precisely mixed to be accurate for military aviation.
Lots of color options within the Tamiya lineup EXCEPT in their PS polycarbonate line - which kinda sucks, but they make a lot more money on paints for styrene military models.
They're just behind the times a bit - still offer lots of neon, candy, metallic paints that were HUGE in the '80s and '90s.
The crawler market is relatively recent, and someday, someone will finally get around to offering spray cans of mellower, more natural colors...
(Hopefully!)
