Hello guys :)
I know it sounds crazy but i'm building a 1/20 Soyuz rocket for an exhibit,using a paper model i found on the internet as a reference.
The idea is to use the paper to build the main structure and then add details like welding lines using styrene strips and other tricks (maybe even 3d technology for parts like the engines)
One thing i would like to ask you: i'm looking for something to make paper hard and strong,before i paint the whole rocket with acrylic,what do you suggest?
I've heard about something called Paverpol,other modelers says they use products intended for finishing works on wood,which one is the best?
Also i need something clear that will not fade to a yellowish color with time,because i also want to use it to seal my 1/72 ISS and the good Acquarus LM model you can find on the internet.
Here where i live Paverpol comes at 9 euros for 1kg of product,my guess is i will need 2kg for the whole rocket.
Thanks!
I know it sounds crazy but i'm building a 1/20 Soyuz rocket for an exhibit,using a paper model i found on the internet as a reference.
The idea is to use the paper to build the main structure and then add details like welding lines using styrene strips and other tricks (maybe even 3d technology for parts like the engines)
One thing i would like to ask you: i'm looking for something to make paper hard and strong,before i paint the whole rocket with acrylic,what do you suggest?
I've heard about something called Paverpol,other modelers says they use products intended for finishing works on wood,which one is the best?
Also i need something clear that will not fade to a yellowish color with time,because i also want to use it to seal my 1/72 ISS and the good Acquarus LM model you can find on the internet.
Here where i live Paverpol comes at 9 euros for 1kg of product,my guess is i will need 2kg for the whole rocket.
Thanks!
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