1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7 **WITHDRAWN**
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1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7 **WITHDRAWN**
I've decided to go with the Round 2 Klingon D7. My girlfriend gave it to me for Christmas, and she's quite pleased I've decided to go with that kit. I'm going to be doing it in the look of the remastered with the green.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
Cool. I have this one on my shelf. Looking forward to seeing your work.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
I love the remastered version. Good luck!
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
The chromed parts can be a pain though.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
Yeah I agree, I plan on stripping the chrome off using a technique I found on starship modeller reference section. Seeing as the example used the same parts I want to do it should work out fine. Soak them overnight in coca-cola.Moongrim wrote:The chromed parts can be a pain though.
Article can be found here : https://www.starshipmodeler.com/tech/mp_cola.htm
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
i remove chrome by soaking the parts in bleach . kinda stinks tho but if ya have a container ya can close while they soaking its not so bad ..ya can almost watch it dissapear . only takes a few min tho the parts are still pretty shiney and will need a bit of sanding for paint to stick good
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
I use castrol super clean. It is a purple automotive degreaser. Dosent smell as bad as bleach and all you do is rinse in water. Good stuff.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
Wayer?
There are Times, Sir, when men of good Conscience cannot blindly follow orders. You acknowledge their sentience, but ignore their personal liberties and freedoms. Order a man to hand over his child to the state? Not while I"m captain.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
Sorry moon,
Water... i love posting from my nook tablet sometimes, lol.
Water... i love posting from my nook tablet sometimes, lol.
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Re: 1/1000 Round 2 Klingon D7
3 days soaking in coca-cola and then a seperate day of soaking in bleach and the bloody chrome still won't come off. I may go with Del's holy grail and use Green Works!