Tamiya 1/12 312T4 Resurrection

[Chinamalc]

Thats great, thanks for posting your build!
Malc.

[woodgp]

long canadian winters make great modellers ...lol , fantastic job

[JamesB]

Wow it can’t be denied that you really got a hold on those TS cans!
Great!

[tubegenius]

Nice job! I am a humble rattle can user. Did you use clear over the TS-17?

[vekkuli]

Very nice Restoration, thx for sharing .

[Senna4Ever]

Nice job! I am a humble rattle can user. Did you use clear over the TS-17?

Thanks! No. The only clear I used was a couple coats of matt clear on the 3D printed tires. Other than that, the rest of the model has no clear at all.

[Steffen_T]

Fantastic work!
The red looks great. Especially if you compare it with the dull red on the first picture.
You really brought that car back to live.

[Joaquin]

Have you used any product to disassemble the parts without damaging? I have some old kits I would like to restore but I'm afraid to break parts.
Time ago I remember a member that used an ultrasonic machine to remove paint and parts became disassembled

[JamesB]

Have you used any product to disassemble the parts without damaging? I have some old kits I would like to restore but I'm afraid to break parts.
Time ago I remember a member that used an ultrasonic machine to remove paint and parts became disassembled

It depends on what are they glued with. Totally different plan for every glue...

[Joaquin]

Yeah, I know procedure should be different depending on the glue. Supposing that polystyrene cement was used, is there a safe way to separate parts with minimum risk of breaking?. I know that cement dissolves the plastic to make the join but, may be there is a product or method that can help to separate