Meng Fokker Dr.I Build Part 2

Steady Progress Transcript* Intro Hello all. This is David from Sunward Hobbies and welcome to part two of my Meng 1/32nd scale Fokker DR1 build. So in part one, we assembled most of the interior. Now in part two, I’m going to just finish off a few more assemblies and then we will start priming … Read more

The Good, The Bad and The Ugly of Scale Modeling

A Candid Discussion Transcript* Skit Enamel paints. Really? I don’t think that’s very nice. You laughing? Some people still like enamel paint. Yeah, maybe 90 year-olds. I’ll be 56.29 cash or card? Well, you see, I was thinking of paying with something else. Oh, yeah. What’s that? Your life. Yes. Intro Hello all. This is … Read more

Revell 1969 Camaro Z/28 Build and Review Part 9

Re-Chroming Plastic Kit parts This is the ninth part of the Revell 1969 Camaro Z/28 3in1 1/12 Scale 85-2812. This week, we’re going to be looking at removing chrome and spraying on Alcald Chrome Paint 107 for plastic. I did discuss the process for removing chrome in an earlier post, but I thought it would … Read more

How to Paint Your Own Decals

How to Make Custom Decals for Special Projects Transcript* Intro Hello all. This is David from Sunward Hobbies. Decals are great. They’re a quick and easy way to apply complex stencils and insignias. However, they do have their disadvantages. One, they can tend to cover up surface details, especially if they are thick. Two, if … Read more

David Tries the NEW Mr Hobby Mirror Silver

Mr Hobby Mirror Silver Testing Transcript* Intro This isn’t a mirror, you know. I just painted this whole section of the wall with Mr. Hobby’s newest product. Hello all, this is David from Sunward Hobbies here to review Mr. Hobby’s new Mirror Silver. Now, I know what you’re thinking. Yet another new chrome paints out … Read more

Master Airbrushing Like a Pro: Conquer the “Terrible Threes” for Flawless Finishes

Hubley 1929 Ford Model A Station Wagon - Diecast 1961

Avoid Too Heavy, Too Soon, and Too Far Mistakes—Lay Perfect Coats Every Time Whether you’re picking up your airbrush for the first time or returning to a well-worn setup, nothing derails a project faster than runs, pinholes, or orange-peel textures. These issues—affectionately known as the “Terrible Threes” of airbrushing (Too Heavy, Too Soon, Too Far)—can … Read more

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