How to Apply Super Glue and Filler Putty to Scale Models - "Airbrushing with Aaron" Episode 6

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Using super glue and filler putty, FineScale Modeler's Aaron Skinner shows you how to fill unsightly gaps on your scale model.
Learn the tips and tricks behind using different kinds of filler, and how to sand to achieve smooth seams without a hint of excess putty.
What scale model will you be using this technique on?
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15 июл 2021

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@d9_1056 10 месяцев назад

Gunpla modeler here...nice work. I love the setup here, definitely going to take a larger peek at your content.

@FineScaleModelermagazine 10 месяцев назад

Thanks, dee! Hope to see you around.

@fotomakr 3 года назад

Quite nice - liked the tip on applying the active with a swab.

@backpacker3421 3 года назад

For especially fine cracks, or for putty that has shrunk a little too much, there is also dissolved putty, and if you are left with sanding scratches but really don't want to remove any more material, there is gap filling primer in a variety of grit sizes. Mr. Hobby makes my favorites of both these products.

@johancouder8013 3 года назад

Watching these videos I get a weird sense of déjà vu.

@TheBlueberry606 3 года назад

Awesome

@kl0wnkiller912 3 года назад

I like to thin my putties with alcohol (water based) or Mr paint thinner 400 (epoxy based). Then you can use a syringe with a 'football needle' in it to lay a thin line into a deep crevice or wing root without smearing it all over the place trying to get it into a crack. Also, with superglue, use superglue remover to thin it after applying it to the model so you can smooth it off before it dries to avoid requiring much sanding (or at all).

@joeshmoe9978 3 года назад

👍

@RDPproject 3 года назад

5 days to cure... *Dang!*

@RDPproject 3 года назад

Wait!...Aaron, did I hear that correctly?... 06:11 *quite as much English on it this time* ...What does that mean mate?

@DavidMarzola 3 года назад

You said to sand across the seam and not with the seam or a step will be created. What is a step?

@backpacker3421 3 года назад

Not sure exactly what he meant, but if you sand with the seam, you run the risk of sandpaper grit digging into the seam filler. Going across the grain will generally leave the seam filler fully flush with the plastic on either side without any gouges. Also, if the plastic isn't even on either side of the gap, sanding across will even that out and leave a smooth transition of filler, whereas sanding with the gap could leave the high side uneven with the gap filler. Come to think of it, that might have been what he meant by creating a step - the high side of the gap will look like a step up from the seam.

@DavidMarzola 3 года назад

@@backpacker3421 Thank you for the update. Sorry for my confusion but wasn't sure what the video meant by a step and how sanding direction creates it. You explained that very well.