1/32 Tamiya P-51D-5 "Little Eva III"

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Good morning gents,
Took me some time to update my topic, i work slowly, you see, hot summer time here!!
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I started putting some paint on the cockpit...
Here you can see the rubber effect on the fuel tank....





I chipped the floor under pilots feet and placed the IP to see how it looks..





Side panels...







pilot's seat...







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radio and battery...here i cut the barracunda offering regarding the cables and made my own ones as Chuck and Antonio suggested...



gloss coat, decals and placing various detail items...











weathering, for this i used, oilbrushers and modellers oil washes!!! I really recommend the latter, they smell like cologne, they are already thinned and if you want to use them as filters you can use their thinner, also smells like cologne!!! I have three of them, industrial dirt, one of the best shades i have ever used on oils (maybe you dont need anything else for panel washes as well as general dirt), dust and a black brown shade and I am covered!!!!
I also used some silver pencils for chipping....
The final varnish is Mrp matt one, really nice and smooth outcome and not dead flat!!!








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What a pleasure to view such stunning work. Thanks for the tip on the weathering John. I've not seen those products here but will look. I'm not a fan of the aggressive Tamiya washes.
 
Thanks a lot guys,
Some fresh ones, i have closed the fuselage....









And i have started sanding the raised screw fasteners in front of the windscreen. I am going to do the same everywhere on the fuselage!!



I will also delete the hydraulic fluid access door in front of the windscreen as i should not be there for a D-5!!
More to the next update!!

John
 

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