[Builder's view] Aoshima GPZ900R and Tamiya H2R is in progress.
This time is the work of Ninja H2R.
The front and rear wheels are black wheels with a silver cross section. After painting the wheels with lacquer silver, I painted them with water-based acrylic (Tamiya) black from above.
After it is completely dried, soak the cotton bud with thinner for water-based acrylic to remove the silver part, and rub it little by little to remove the black.
The chain should have a plating-like shine on the middle row of tops, and the outer plates should be plain silver.
Therefore, first paint black, then paint the shining silver "Super Chrome Silver 2", mask the central part thinly, then paint silver that does not shine so much, and after the basics are completed in that way, apply the weathering color black. I used it, smeared it, and made it sharper.
I wanted the brake discs to have a little shine, so I painted black first and then the shiny silver "Super Chrome Silver 2", just like the chain, and mixed the non-shining parts of the disc with a matte finish. I made a dull silver and masked it.
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[Builder's view] Aoshima GPZ900R and Tamiya H2R is in progress.
This time is the work of Ninja H2R.
The front and rear wheels are black wheels with a silver cross section. After painting the wheels with lacquer silver, I painted them with water-based acrylic (Tamiya) black from above.
After it is completely dried, soak the cotton bud with thinner for water-based acrylic to remove the silver part, and rub it little by little to remove the black.
The chain should have a plating-like shine on the middle row of tops, and the outer plates should be plain silver.
Therefore, first paint black, then paint the shining silver "Super Chrome Silver 2", mask the central part thinly, then paint silver that does not shine so much, and after the basics are completed in that way, apply the weathering color black. I used it, smeared it, and made it sharper.
I wanted the brake discs to have a little shine, so I painted black first and then the shiny silver "Super Chrome Silver 2", just like the chain, and mixed the non-shining parts of the disc with a matte finish. I made a dull silver and masked it.
(This is almost a Google translation)
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