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Modeling 101: Sanding and Applying Putty
In this modeling 101 special, MegaHobby.com's Jack Lynch teaches you the basics of sanding and applying putty so that you can get the perfect fit on your model kit. Be sure to check out the other videos in our Modeling 101 series so that you can get started in plastic modeling!
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The old-school approach to this hobby of ours is always very pleasing and inspiring to watch. "Just take your time", that's the correct spirit
Thanks for the information, very useful.
very instructive. most kind
'Pushmi-Pullyu' aircraft...Do 335........Thank you for the vid...Always learning every day....from the UK
very nice to se the patience and detail in the explanation
I really appreciate your videos, keep em' coming!
Thanks. Exactly the video I was looking for. I see you have a great selection of models on your website. My favorites are the aircraft and navy ships. I will shop there in the future. -edit - Wow you really do have an excellent selection of WW2 naval vessels. Best I've seen anywhere.
I use mr surfacer 1200 and mr dilluted putty for small gaps since they are thinn and easily go into the lines filling them. Ammo by mig's enamel based putty for big gaps. I dont like acrylic based because it can not be sanded immidietly after drying.
nice but what I miss are the step still you prime it and can´t see any gaps or putty any more.
Hi, Great Video... Somehow I missed what type of Acrylic putty and Primer used. My appologies missing it what are the best ones you prefer?
For larger surfaces, should one change the direction of sanding for each consecutive grit type, or does it remain the same to egt the smoothest finish?
What if there is a huge misalignment of parts, like a quarter inch, is it possible to save it?
@MegaHobby What is the name of the part holder that's holding the fuselage parts while you paint them with primer at 7:40 ? Thanks.
@JazzHands
2 жыл бұрын
Found it or one like it searching the webs TAMIYA America, Inc Model Stand, TAM74522
Do you have a monogram masseratti 3500 gt?
is AAA hobbies still open?
What GRIT sandpaper?? Type??
@dylanyanchus2166
2 жыл бұрын
Grit needed please! Lol
@thadrepairsitall1278
2 жыл бұрын
He said 400 grit for this application.
Does AAA hobbies sell both of these putties?
I’m a 11 years old and I am trying my first model and it’s gonna be a submarine can you make a tourtual
@redwatch1100
3 жыл бұрын
Be careful and go slow. Dont be in a hurry to finish. I used to build models all the time when I was 11. You are probably 12 now. Im 52 now and still doing it.
That is a mask, Its not a respirator. Respirators are much more effective. Make sure you use the right canisters & Filters on the respirator.
It's Japanese so it's pronounced "Tom-ee-Yah"