1/72 McDonnell-Douglas A-4K Skyhawk - Your Favourite Aircraft of All Time GB

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Cheers for the comments and advice guys!

I've tried a few different types of tube putty over the years, including Tamiya, Squadron Green, Italeri, Revell, and other products, depending on what was available at the time and place. Most have good and bad points, some are just terrible (though in saying that, who knows how long a product has been sitting on the shelf when we bought it..?)

Of all I've used however, the best so far (for filling large areas and building up forms) is Molak Stucco tube putty, made in Italy, and for filling panel lines etc, Wojtek's melted sprue mix. Wojtek's mix may also be good for larger areas, but haven't tried it yet.

Mike, I do want to try this. I don't like seeing kits wasted (have a collection of 'scrap' kits for parts/ restoration), and I enjoy a challenge. Hope she turns out alright!
 

Citadel 'Liquid Green Stuff' is it's name, I just asked my son who uses it on his warhammer figures.
 
on his work bench right now....and painting..

and the green stuff!
 

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Man I remember when I used to do warhammer, then 40k when my cousins got interested in it hehehe (I still have 1-2 units and a artillery piece I should finish lol) I went by the shop yesterday and they've come out with lots of new painting/priming/putty products in the last couple years since I was last there. Is the green putty any good? (like what properties does it have, when it drys is it more of a wet sanding job?)

His Space Marines look great, I bet his Tanks look awesome in that color scheme (more photos please, I'll pm so I don't hi jack Evans thread )
 
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Today's progress: cockpit wall sanding finished, started opening all the air vents (slow tedious work...) - pics up when something to show.
 
Mike...

Thanks everyone, and sorry to keep ya's waiting! This is going to be the norm for a while yet unfortunately, will keep at this when I can though.

Really not much to show as it is, but hopefully better than nothing:
Instrument panel coaming cut out and cockpit clean-up finished (that sink mark will be covered when detailed), and first 3 air vents being opened and hollowed out (unfinished as yet). Pic 4 shows how they should look.


Please be patient with me here, she'll be worth the wait if all goes to plan.
Evan





 
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