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Hi all, this is my latest build. It is the Renault FT by Hat. I have added improvements with strip stryene.rod,brass wire and Archer Surface Details. I still have a few more items to add and the tracks are not glued on yet.

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Nice details thumbsup.gif

greetings,Hans.

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Well - i agree - nice details.I wait for your painting...

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Looks good! Very informative photos. Makes me want to buy another pair of Hät Renaults...



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Very promising. smile
How do you make the rivets?

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Kaiser wrote:

Very promising. smile
How do you make the rivets?


Rivets by Archer Surface Details:

http://www.archertransfers.com/catSurfaceDetails.html


Very nice detailing, plastic fan. That article came in useful, I see!

 



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Thank you all. I appreciate your compliments. I have learned a lot about applying the Archer rivets. This time I used a generous amount of the Pledge Floor wax with Future before and after applying the rivets. This is to hold them in place and reduce the amount of clear film that shows up as a slight step after painting.  Putting down a thick coat helps a lot. I will post pictures as soon as it is painted.

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Thanks for sharing this, very inspiring, looking forward for more. Regards, Pat

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Nice.clap.gif

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