1/24 FAIRLADY 240Z FULL VIDEO BUILD

1/24 Qingdao company FAIRLADY (Fairy) 240z In order to facilitate observation, first spray a layer of primer to fill the soil with 0.5mm drill bit. I used Hasegawa's model saw blade to engrave the lines, and then I used a 1.5mm gun carving knife to deepen the lines and engraved lines. Sponge sandpaper to remove small scratches and level the body 0.3mm drill followed by 0.5mm drill for reaming OK, ready for coloring Gaia black primer Filling the soil with a hair dryer to shorten the drying time I use Gaia's gloss black and finisher's silver To prepare metal ash, spray a thin layer to keep it dry, and wait for 30 minutes for the thin layer. The second layer covers the entire body and spray more paint, but pay attention to the surface not too wet.

The third layer is applied to confirm the previous coating. Already dry Spray a lot of paint this time, keep the surface wet Be careful not to let the coating sag Last coat Thin out the paint, reduce the airbrush pressure (about 15psi) Spray a lot of paint again to shorten the distance between the airbrush and the object Check the coating for flaws No. 3000 Sponge sand ready to spray clear coat I prefer Gaia's EX-03 clear coat 1st coat: dry. Thin 2nd coat 3rd coat 4th coat 5th coat with 320 grit sandpaper to remove tire parting line Wax to protect rubber tires Dashboard was dry brushed silver then painted with silver details and then finely trimmed with black decals light hardened resin looks good wood brown orange yellow lotion gloss protector I tried using an etching kit To add detail apply some black paint on the etch and wipe off the excess quick-drying glue the steering wheel to finish the dashboard finish cut out the paper for the seat belt I used a tamiya diamond file to trim the etch, a great tool to use with white glue to hold it in place The buckle quick-drying glue gun is 6000 water sandpaper, soaked in water and lightly ground and polished, and then washed with water.

Use Tamiya X-20 solvent to wipe the side wheel block rivets Use 0.6mm rivets to make door key holes Use 1.2mm rivet kits to make body decorations Use etching kits I used Shimin to print transparent glue to bond the etchings and transparent parts Tamiya Glossy Kuro Tamiya Transparent Orange MR.HOBBY Transparent Red Headlight Transparent Parts The rear is covered with silver and the turn signal is made with black as a base, then painted with silver, and finally painted with transparent orange rear mirror I finished it with a metal sticker!!

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