Tamiya SF70H

[R.Wells]

Although I could be interested in a can of Tamiya pink primer just for comparison purposes but what would be the true difference between it and mixing a bit of flat red or even TS-8,49,or 86 with white primer?
Russell, how about giving us the low down as you have been able to use some actual pink primer please.
Regards,
Steve

For years, I have done all of my red cars with a base of TS-25(pink) over white primer. I have always decanted it and shot it through my air brush. The pink does allow for easier(Less paint) coverage. I don't know that i will run out and buy a can, but it does save a step. To save the "mixing", try the TS-25 method next time.

[R.Wells]

Working on the gearbox.

[M.Chriss]

Looking good Russel. Are you going to build Kimi or Seabass? I put my Kimi name decals on in the wrong place and am hoping someone who is building Vettel would send me their Räikkönen decals.

[R.Wells]

Looking good Russel. Are you going to build Kimi or Seabass? I put my Kimi name decals on in the wrong place and am hoping someone who is building Vettel would send me their Räikkönen decals.

I have not decided yet.

[kimi_8]

(sorry to hijack) primed mine the other day, about to start at some point this week. grey tamiya primer and using Mr Colour #68 "red madder"

not confident with the airbrush.

building kimi's car

[allnie]

A very good color for this car is the Tamiya TS-86 Pure red. The instructions say TS-49 - which is wrong.
TS-49 is a fluo color - TS-86 is more "rich red" which is much more a match.

[R.Wells]

I'm not using TS-49.

[jonouk1]

Studio 27 Carbon decal set now available.

http://studio27onlineshop.com/shopdetai ... recommend/

regards

Jon

[shood23]

That's the most comprehensive set of carbon decals I've seen from s27 in a long time. Also make my next Japan order quite a bit more expensive.

Shaun

[SimonaModelismo]

I wonder if someone is going to weather their SF70H like the one that finish (and win) the Australian GP. A lot of dirt going on there...