Dobber Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 I have a VF-0S by Yamato that I panel lined with a lead pencil and it is also lightly weathered. I was wondering what I should seal it in. I am an experienced modeler but wasn't sure what I should do with this toy because it transforms and is made of different materials. I was thinking of using what I normally use for my models..Testors MM clear Flat laqure. Also, do I need to disassemble the toy before I do this, to ensure the parts don't stick or is it fine to just spray down the toy...after masking the clear parts obviously? Thanks for any input. Chris Quote
nightmareB4macross Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 I have a VF-0S by Yamato that I panel lined with a lead pencil and it is also lightly weathered. I was wondering what I should seal it in. I am an experienced modeler but wasn't sure what I should do with this toy because it transforms and is made of different materials. I was thinking of using what I normally use for my models..Testors MM clear Flat laqure. Also, do I need to disassemble the toy before I do this, to ensure the parts don't stick or is it fine to just spray down the toy...after masking the clear parts obviously? Thanks for any input.Chris 418289[/snapback] Sorry to tell you, but a complete disassembly is required in order to clear coat/seal all the panel lined surfaces. Without doing so there would be parts you might miss. Enjoy! Don't forget to post pics when your done. Quote
GrimlockCW Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 hmm maybe use of a Gundam paint marker could do this with no seal? the one i have is fine enough, and if ya botch, wipes off clean unless yer dumb enough to let it dry first... Quote
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