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About loloskymaster

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  • Birthday 03/19/1973

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    Thionville (France)
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    Post WWII planes, VW aircooled, Porsche,...

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  1. loloskymaster
    Wow! Excellent weathering, this Intruder is great! Lolo
  2. loloskymaster
    Great metal finish on your saudi Lightning Lolo
  3. loloskymaster
    Very nice ! Interesting color scheme, I did not know this one exists. Lolo
  4. loloskymaster
    Congratulations, this is a great Lightning! I love your metal finish. Lolo
  5. loloskymaster
    Wow, that is a great build! Very nice metal finish on a so hard to build Tornado. Congratulations, Pete! Lolo
  6. loloskymaster
    As a Porsche lover, I can only admire your various Porsche models. Great builds Lolo
  7. loloskymaster
    Very nice high speed Meteor! Lolo
  8. loloskymaster
    That is a pleasure to see a so well finished Fury! Great job, l love this color scheme. Lolo
  9. loloskymaster
    Great finish of a rarely seen version of the Meteor. Congrats Lolo
  10. loloskymaster
    Thank you, gentlemen ! I am happy to see you appreciate my build. Thank you Model Mate! I have to try Klear over Rub'n Buff on my kit test. The dull effect would be interesting for other metal finish like aircrafts who are few years old. Have a nice day Lolo
  11. loloskymaster
    Thank you, RMCS ! Lolo
  12. loloskymaster
    Hello Harry, Thank you! Yes, Rub'n Buff is still alive! Not so easy to find but it is a very good product. Lolo
  13. loloskymaster
    Hello Patrick, Merci et bonne année à toi! On finira par se revoir! Lolo
  14. loloskymaster
    Hello Nikola, Thank you! There is no secret just the Rub'n Buff paste applied with a brush for the first tests and buff with a soft cloth. After that, I have apllied the paste (very very few!) with a finger and buffed few hours later when it is dried with my finger. With the finger, the result is smoother and shiner. just take a little paste on your fingertip and remove the excess on a towel Just have a look to this video (not of mine) https://youtu.be/RJx4gG8dmGU Lolo
  15. loloskymaster
    Thank you, Sammy! Lolo
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