... I do not think to invent "the black thread", ... surely someone already tried it before, but I hope it gives me the result that expected
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I have seen and practiced some of the many techniques for masking the windows of a cockpit and had never done it in its entirety; As I told you before, I preferred to make two layers of Micro Mask, mainly so that I can see more clearly that I am covering the whole of each window.
Apply the color of the interior of the cabin, in these two photos you can see the good work in the mold of Revell, which made it easier to make the masking to pure brush and good pulse!
... and the result after applying the outer color ...
(I will dry and cure the paint as much as possible before releasing each mask)
I can comment on the liquid masks I have. I only have Vallejo and Microscale Industries, Inc., and at least to cover all the windows in this case, the MM product of MI, Inc., is thicker and takes longer to dry, which made it easier for me to application
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I think the Humbrol has an intermediate consistency, I have been recommended as well.
... well, look like the wings, the fuselage above and below ...
... and thus the rear stabilizers and other small parts of the exterior ...
I will leave "everything painted" to rest some days while I can study and review some options to carry out the weathering that suits me better, ... maybe apply some decals if possible (and / or some that must go before or after the weathering and washes )
... as well as your suggestions and recommendations on all this.
Much of what I have done so far has been to replicate their advice, tips and suggestions.
We are several that we have taken until today, what is and what is becoming this great and beautiful doll !!
Saludos a todos y excelente semana!!