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Good luck, and thank you for trying this, Voyager deserves this.

Thank all of you for the kind support.

Just regular Tacky glue.. then reinforce corners with a drop of medium body CA.

Construction starts with the engine bay cover... Then the duct on the cab roof. I'll clean the parts up as I make them....

First off, read thru the Rules.. Found here https://www.zealotmodels.com/threads/zealot-forum-rules-and-policies.174452/ Try too keep whats said in the forums as PG as possible. try to keep pictures you post to under 1000 pixels per side. If ya need help, just ask. No commercial posts, if...

Thank you very muchly! I grabbed it, and will give it a try.

Welcome Aboard! You've found the right group here. We have many Great designer of papercraft and 3D models. Revell Fan is our preeminent BSG and BRit25thC designer. Most of the designs here are meant to be printed on card stock, not normal printer paper. You can post any pictures of...

The Vallejo thinner is the same as the paint, just without the pigment. It is the same acrylic resin as the paint. It is not airbrush thinner though, airbrush thinner does not have the resin in it. Water dilutes the paint, which lowers the overall amount of acrylic resin in the volume. The...

The floor monster has ate many of my detail parts.

I tried Warhammer many moons ago, and the price was what kept me from getting in to it.

Thanks for your report! I use it diluted but no more than 70% varnish, 30% thinner, I use Vallejo Thinner Medium 70.524 not water.

Okay I told you it would be a quick test... raw plaque folded and glued from my last build (no top coat). The varnish used is Vallejo Gloss Varnish # 70.510 and brush painted gloss finish... my findings... The varnish does not make the print bleed, but if you use water color pencils to...

it was 63 F (17.2 C) here in NW Georgia yesterday, and winds were light and variable, so I was able to get outside and spray. My gloss varnish of choice here in the US of A, Krylon Triple Thick Clear Glaze. This is an acrylic lacquer varnish, and as such it is acetone based, like nail polish...

I'll be watching this one! :cool:

Once the prints are dry, you can seal them with light coats of a clear varnish. I'll do a test using Vallejo Clear Matte varnish brush on to see how that works. Another option is a "Workable Fixative" like used for drawings (check your art supply house).

Your problem with the Vallejo spray was temperature, if the ambient temperature is below 55 degrees F (12.7 C) do not use Vallejo, or really any spray. The white dots are the matting agent (very small particles of Titanium Dioxide) that are not fully dispersed in the binder, shake the varnish...

I love it :BRAVO: Looks great for this scale.

My main problem with figure painting is getting the flesh tones and hair to look realistic, but I've only ever tried one paper figure... This looks great for what it is, and a learning lesson for all.

Fan-Fraking-Tastic! This is extreme small artworks. The base looks great! and the model is weathered to perfection. I use the Tamiya weathering sets, dust and mud, soot and ash, and snow...

Just a quick update, NW Georgia has been in the deep freeze for the past couple days, I've got my clear gloss, but it's too cold to go outside and spray, so I have to wait till it gets above 50f.