Bandai Hobby Star Wars Millennium Falcon The Rise of Skywalker 1/144 Scale, Multicolor, BAS5058195

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Sometimes I need to to do more lights/shades steps untill I am happy with results. Here You have finnished Han Solo: do not use any harmful to your skin substance, It may clean well but will damage the brush bristles too Producing a ‘perfect replica’ is an extraordinary challenge. It is also the ultimate wish that fans have dreamt about fulfilling.

The next reason is that the chippings taken from the film and adopted by Bandai in the decals are way too coarse for this scale in my opinion. That fits more in 1:35. There's no right or wrong way to do it. You just have to do it your way but always push yourself a tiny bit to do something that takes your builds to the next level. But I heard that tis is the best: https://www.josonjas-ukshop.com/ourshop/prod_2967348-FAUX-MEISTER-BRUSH-SOAP-CHROMA-BRUSH-SOAP-250ml.html

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Everything I've seen suggests that no-one paints this with brushes, it's all sprayed. Is this right?

I tend to spend more time cleaning my best natural hair brushes. From time to time I even use wife's hair shampoo to help them last long. The cables will be extended here later and new small plugs will be soldered on, because I did not build the control unit and the loudspeaker into the model, but into the diorama.The complex details on the top of the Millennium Falcon are precisely crafted. This level of detail is impossible to recreate in anything smaller than this 1/72 scale model. Since I’m not only a friend of warships but also a Star Wars fan from the very beginning. And when Bandai released this amazing Millennium Falcon model, I was blown away. However, if paint were to flake off the red replacement part, the original color of the falcon should not appear underneath, but rather the primer of the spaceship from which this plate originally came. I am in the middle of building this now, and I think I will probably paint it fully assembled, although being a bandai kit, it push fits together, but the fit is so snug that there is a danger of damaging the part when trying to prise them apart. You can modify parts to make this easier though. I’m really looking forward to the project because I’m going to build a ship that doesn’t plow through water but through space.