AlloySkull
Airman
A pre-built, pre-painted model from 21st Century Toys. You pay $15 bucks and you get a pretty damn accurate 1:32 scale plane. Wal-Mart. Try it. I collect them. Anyway, I like a weathered look, so I decided to have a go at one of my Zeros before I went on to other ones, and then eventually my 1:18 MiG-15bis. In the pics, the wing was slightly out of place, but whatever. My frickin' $400 dollar camera brings that out...
Anyway, I did a panel line wash with flat black enamel thinned out, and then grimed it up with the same, but thicker. I then took silver and a frayed brush and dry-brushed the cowling and the leading edges as well as the trailing edges. Then I added some "paint chipping" around the wing junction and cockpit area as well, wear crew members walked and the pilot grabbed a hold of the plane. It's not done, about 1/3, but I'm putting it away for the night so I decided to take pics. As you can see I've done one wing and one side of the fuselage. The belly and the other wing remain. The antenna wire is not stock. That's actually a single strand of speaker wire.
Tell me what you think so far.
Anyway, I did a panel line wash with flat black enamel thinned out, and then grimed it up with the same, but thicker. I then took silver and a frayed brush and dry-brushed the cowling and the leading edges as well as the trailing edges. Then I added some "paint chipping" around the wing junction and cockpit area as well, wear crew members walked and the pilot grabbed a hold of the plane. It's not done, about 1/3, but I'm putting it away for the night so I decided to take pics. As you can see I've done one wing and one side of the fuselage. The belly and the other wing remain. The antenna wire is not stock. That's actually a single strand of speaker wire.
Tell me what you think so far.