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they were completely vertical in relation to reality.
Pardon?? lol Slapping Linseed oil all over it huh? Break out the Pledge or Furniture polish? Different...no set rules.
So, let me get this straight...you have 2 identical molds...so the first one your pretending to be a beginner ...slap it together & not using references or special add on products via internet etc...& your only going to use what you have on hand..hence the linseed oil..you found in moms under the sink cleaning products area?
The second one your going to put it together using all kinds of different accessories you can find off the internet ...because now your pretending to be an accomplished modeller with an internet connection & references that are accessible? This time you will be using MIG dulcote ..& AK pigments?
Yes?
I'm just trying to understand.
I will try to understand the translation of my friend google your comments.
1 / early I talk about a mounting out of the box working only with the plan and the old stocks of paints, various products, no documentation and no internet.
2 / you have to put in place a modelist- who learns and who did not have the means to buy all the produce that is found today (PE, resin, Friul etc)
3 / "Liquin" is a product-based resin used for oil paintings, it speeds up the drying of the paint, it gives effect to the painting.
4 / JimboHUN in response to a remark I made like I was a beginner, see 1.
5 / For the rest there will not MIG or AK only pastels and decorated powder (natural product) that I used for my 537 MAZ Ukrainian.
6 / As regards the products that are under the sink, I use the product to clean the floor of Johnson as varnish.
I think I have answered your questions ??
