Medic's Texas Viper

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That's a superb looking build Medic - great progress thus far!
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Thanks guys! I haven't made any more progress yet. Been too busy with work and all.

The intake cover was from Steel Beach Resin. SWMBO painted the Texas flag on there. It's nice having an artist in the house. :lashed:
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Medicman71 wrote:SWMBO painted the Texas flag on there. It's nice having an artist in the house. :lashed:
Hey that's cool! :shoutout:
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Thanks Stuart!

Working on the gear and bays adding.......well trying to add PE to them.

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Amazing detail in there Medic!
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Thanks! Just wait till it's done!
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Looking good Mike!

I see in the background Ammo Migs Decal settings "Set" and "Fit".
Would be great to hear what is your opinion of them, compared for example to Tamiyas Mark Fit ?

Also, are the brushes in the decal solution caps the same as they use for their liquid cement ?

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They seem to work pretty good. I haven't used them much yet. And yes they have the brushes like the cement.
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They seem to work pretty good. I haven't used them much yet. And yes they have the brushes like the cement.[/quote]

aah, great, thanks Mike!
(i really like Ammos brush)

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Got the nose added. I think I did a pretty good job getting rid of the seam on the nose. And I made sure that I added nose weight.

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