Not at all, I have a micro brush and I thin the paint down and dab the brush( nylon cotton bud) on paper before it goes on the model so it's not to thick. Many thanks for your lovely comment.
Well I try for spinning props and sometimes they spin but only with a finger push, I kind of like in flight because for me a plane should be "flying". The down side is the stand/base. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@Phuriwat-co7kx No problem, I like to make the props spin if I can, takes me back to when I was a child when it was hard not to get glue on them. I would play with them in the back garden. Thanks for the question.
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Beautiful! I guess it took a lot of time to paint those spots. 🙂👍
Not at all, I have a micro brush and I thin the paint down and dab the brush( nylon cotton bud) on paper before it goes on the model so it's not to thick. Many thanks for your lovely comment.
Nice work mate. Great Kate 😎👍
Thank you sir.
You are an artist
No just messing with paint and plastic, also hairdryer.
I build "in flight" models , but it can be frustrating ! good job on the Kate .
Well I try for spinning props and sometimes they spin but only with a finger push, I kind of like in flight because for me a plane should be "flying". The down side is the stand/base. Thanks for watching and commenting.
How do you make the propeller look like it's spinning?
It is spinning, with a little help from a hair dryer held off camera. Simple.
@weekendmodeller2740 That's awesome. Thanks for sharing the technique. 👍
@@Phuriwat-co7kx No problem, I like to make the props spin if I can, takes me back to when I was a child when it was hard not to get glue on them. I would play with them in the back garden. Thanks for the question.