I have often wondered about the problem of pin hole bubbles in resin kits that others talk about yet I had never had many problems with these pesky things.
Today however that all changed

I have a kit, if you call three pieces a kit

that I have been trying to at times progress. So to that end I sprayed some Chaos Black onto the largest part of this kit which has several large flat surfaces. The result didn't look great

so I sanded back the one surface that had been giving me problems previously. Behold and low.... lots of little black dots all over the place

So what had looked like a nice smooth surface is currently rather lumpy due to a slathering of filler having been applied to it to cover the large number of little black holes.
I'm tempted to say that now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Halls but I won't

On another note, haveing bought both of the VC.10 conversion sets from Colin at Telford, seeing a couple of Roden VC 10's on eBay for a very nice price I decided to buy one. It's the K4 version, I already have the K3 version so I can decide which one will get the chop depening on which I decide to keep as is.
Gondor