Help needed for correcting Dragon's M4a2

Put it back into its box “to finish later” then? :wink:

BTW, I just noticed a very minor mistake on your model: the lifting eyes on the hull rear should be vertical, not angled slightly outboard as you have them. This is something that a lot of people building Shermans do, because it’s very easy to (assume you have to) glue the eyes perpendicular to the plate they’re on. This looks like a good opportunity to correct that, too :slight_smile:

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Thanks for noticing. I’ll correct that and will go to priming.

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@ignoramusRex

What a bummer you had to strip the paint on the hull. but it looks like you got it completely clean.

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The ultrasonic device did wonders

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You do have me wondering how big a painting mistake you made that you couldn’t just paint over it?

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Well, I touched the side wall with some gloves with paint on its fingers and stripped a big hole. The model was primed with Vallejo white primer and was not able to remove the nasty hole in the paint job.

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After base paint

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@ignoramusRex
That’s impressive, wouldn’t have guessed that this kit had its paint stripped. It’s looking really nice the tracks really pop.

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Ah, yes, I can see why you’d want to strip it, then :slight_smile: I asked mainly because I’ve heard people wanting to strip models when they made a mistake in the colours or weathering or something, which would have been easier to fix by just painting over it.

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