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CANVAS
This technique to make canvas is useful and very easy. The materials that we need. [IMG] 059 With Magic sculpt and Duro in the same proportions, we prepare a mixture. This gets placed in a glass container with talcum powder. [IMG] 060 Using a roller, we flatten the mixture until we will have the desired thickness. [IMG] 061 Using a template and a cutter, we cut the piece. [IMG] 062 We position the piece where we want it and using a brush with alcohol we adjust the canvas. [IMG] 063 When this hardens, the canvas is fixed in place. [IMG] 064Comments
Simply a superb copiling of excellant tips and techniques, Pedro. I have followed the builds that led to this feature and it is wonderful to see it all in one place. Words are lacking to express my gratitude to you for providing this valuable resource.
Thank you,
Jan
OCT 04, 2011 - 02:02 PM
That build blog was one of the absolute most informative sets of posts that I've ever read anywhere! I'm very glad the blog has been captured for posterity in a regular feature article.
Not only is Pedro Andrada an extroidinarly talented model builder, he has a great eye for picking out the most instructive points in his build to share! A rare combination of characteristics. We were all very fortunate that he took the time and effort to document and explain his work so thoroughly!
Thanks again, Pedro!
OCT 04, 2011 - 02:38 PM
My deepest thanks again for sharing your work with us Pedro. If you ever wrote a book on this subject I'd buy it for certain.
Hopefully I'll get some time this coming holiday season to try your techniques for myself. Cheers and all the best
OCT 05, 2011 - 08:02 PM
Terrificly useful build blog producing 2 outstanding and unusual vehicles.
Cheers
Al
OCT 09, 2011 - 08:05 AM
Hi Pedro,
You are a master, pure and simple. These two are my favorite from your impressive selection of scratchbuilds, the fact they are 1/72 is crazy.
Best,
Mike
OCT 26, 2011 - 10:04 AM
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