Its actually pretty close…this is a lighter tan colour.
The tamiya paint is named TS-46 Light Sand.
It just needs to be a little darker, overall…
Hence the heavy handedness, with smoke…but that got it dirty looking, not much darker on the base colour.
Oh well, nothings perfect…just accept it…
The other tans are more olive colour based…the sand Evo is not.
you could go ad, trying to colour match it…i’ll just accept it.
Remember too you’re comparing it to a screen image… crank your graphics settings to make the master match the project and it’ll be perfect.
Reminds me of a mate who came around to our house when colour TV first came in. We were watching our new colour TV and an ad for Panasonic TVs came on. My mate commented that we’d bought the wrong set… the colours looked better on the Panasonic.
Yeah, primer can be found in several different colours, including green, yellow, black, white, grey etc.
Repco may have it, if not any Paint Supplies shop should have a bigger variety and even possibly be able to mix a sample pot colour of your own choosing.
To be fair, the first Colour Television was pretty horrific!
Obviously the Advertisement for the Panasonic TV was highly edited for the clearest picture quality available for broadcasted advertisment as possible … even though it was all equally just as bad as each other no matter what the brand!
Remember watching Aunty Jack on ABC when it faded from black and white into full colour, and almost burnt my eyeballs with the massive over saturation of the rainbow!
I remember the days before everyone broadcast in colour, only the odd one or two crappy shows weren’t black and white. The TV guide used to tag the colour transmissions so you could tune in.
FEIP was one… Free Entertainment In Parks. So we’d all be staring at a bunch of old boys in the Salvo band with tubas and trombones playing in a rotunda somewhere.
I’d whinge and ask why we had to sit around watching that shit, and the old man would tell me to shut up and enjoy looking at the green grass and shiny brass instruments.
About 10NM when your wrist goes click that’s about right.
There is always my 9" angle grinder. That you have to hold on too or break your wrist, set yourself on fire or go spinning through the shop floor with the lockout engaged.
First rule with a 9", let them spool down. Before placing it on the ground and leaving them unattended.
An apprentice effed up one day, just dropped it on the ground with the trigger locked in.
I had to grab him by the overalls, get over ere, get out of the way . I went in and ripped the power cord out to shut it down.
Code brown moment
Took off through the shop floor breaking the world speed record. Was pretty funny
My director came out his office, wtf happening here is the young apprentice alright. Yep he is now Just has to go to the toilet.
cut the rear post off, to make it lay flat. you will lose rear retention post / screw.
If it fits properly…screw it at the front, and just hot glue it on via the side.
All still removable.
dremel away / through the front of the trigger area.
Messy.
Innacurate.
Very close to the mag release lever…