fresh body and paint for my lazer
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 12:34 pm
I painted 4 bodies this week: 1 for my lazer and 3 for my YZ-10's
The Lazer was the second one to get done, and kind of spoiling the first YZ-10 body a couple days before...I went with something easy & straightforward. Glad Id id because I really like how it came out.
The body is a Parma Tomcat and was done with candy blue, pearl white and sprint white, all Pactra.
The masking tape is for masking windows (glass). I had 2 of thede from different brands and the thinner quality one was defintely working the best for me: the thick one didn't stick so well and peeled off from underlying layers of the same tape, left glue traces and because of the extra thicknes didn't let itself apply as easily in curved areas.
Otherwise I can definitely advise this tape over classic masking tape: cheap , cleaner edges and smoother.
For the stickers I dugg deep in my boxes and selected only RC material: wanted this to look like a ture RC racer, not a scale model. With this body style that just seemed the right way to go.
The Lazer was the second one to get done, and kind of spoiling the first YZ-10 body a couple days before...I went with something easy & straightforward. Glad Id id because I really like how it came out.
The body is a Parma Tomcat and was done with candy blue, pearl white and sprint white, all Pactra.
The masking tape is for masking windows (glass). I had 2 of thede from different brands and the thinner quality one was defintely working the best for me: the thick one didn't stick so well and peeled off from underlying layers of the same tape, left glue traces and because of the extra thicknes didn't let itself apply as easily in curved areas.
Otherwise I can definitely advise this tape over classic masking tape: cheap , cleaner edges and smoother.
For the stickers I dugg deep in my boxes and selected only RC material: wanted this to look like a ture RC racer, not a scale model. With this body style that just seemed the right way to go.