5513 PCG Odyssey

[Mbari]

Drooool

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[Mbari]

Still drooling .... Got more pics ?

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Still drooling .... Got more pics ?

No more pics to hand. Glad you like it though

[SuperHero]

Well that turned out quite nicely didn't it!

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Decided to revisit this build and give the dial a puffy lume. The original Yuki lume was always tad too orange for my taste.

[newswire]

Even better!

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[SuperHero]

Another home run sir

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5 hours ago, newswire said:

Even better!

 

52 minutes ago, SuperHero said:

Another home run sir

Thanks guys. Still not 100% happy I may give the lume a slight re-work.

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Tidied up the lume slightly to get closer to the look I was going for

[dutchguy2]

lovely. I think you changed the second hant too, much better now.

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lovely. I think you changed the second hant too, much better now.

Thanks. Well spotted

... and now on a Yuki 7206 with MQ 80 endlinks and 2mm spring bars

[dutchguy2]

Where did you source that secondhand?

Still need a bit of work in the tip of it but fir the rest it looks very good.

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2 hours ago, dutchguy2 said:

Where did you source that secondhand?

Still need a bit of work in the tip of it but fir the rest it looks very good.

Wish I still knew... stumbled across it my parts bin. 

[Mendota Explorer]

Beautiful. That's a gorgeous build. I would love to watch someone apply vintage lume to see how it is done. I've read lots of tips from members on how to do it, and it seems like there are many methods, but I've never actually seen it done. How did you get yours puffy and textured like that?

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7 hours ago, Mendota Explorer said:

Beautiful. That's a gorgeous build. I would love to watch someone apply vintage lume to see how it is done. I've read lots of tips from members on how to do it, and it seems like there are many methods, but I've never actually seen it done. How did you get yours puffy and textured like that?

Thanks  There are some good movie clips on YouTube that demonstrate lume application. After application, I used the heat from a lamp to crack the lume slightly, dusting the dial with a matt varnish spray after.

 

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