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Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 9:19 am
by LyleW
Yeah, but using the thinned Bondo did amazingly well! Great tip, thnks. I thin it down to about the same consistency as the Mr. Dissolved Putty and use a 1/4" brush to brush and dab it on. I thinned it with lacquer thinner, so it dries in a very short time. Good for my lack of patience! :outtahere:

Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 12:05 pm
by LyleW
a corn dog?!

Barring anymore seams popping (thin CA works pretty good for sealing them.), I'm done with the filling and sanding. I think looks pretty good for me.

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Now, I get to repaint the entire thing. Again. Woo Hoo!

Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 12:44 pm
by BorgR3mc0
So, is that the top or the bottom? :chair: :winkgrin:

Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Thu Oct 30, 2014 12:49 pm
by LyleW
Good question, Borg! with all the putty, they both look a lot alike! I think it is the bottom.

Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 8:56 am
by LyleW
no reason, I guess! I once had a CB handle of "Fence Post"! Thanks for the kind words - paint is going on and on and on this morning. Then I'm making a pot of chili for supper!

Re: Testor's 1/72 B-2 / F-117 Combo

Posted: Fri Oct 31, 2014 9:43 am
by Manny1943
JimD wrote:
LyleW wrote: a corn dog?!
:that: :tease: And why not? :P


Looking good, sir. Your patience and investment in putty is paying off :D

I love your corn dog and want to dip it in mustard and it eat...then use my teeth to get the crusty portion off of the stick...