parsifal
Colonel
Havent been around for this build glenn. I wish i had now. nice work
**** DONE: 1/48 Grumman OA-9 Goose - Seaplanes / Floatplanes of WWII
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fubar57
General
Nice corrections and you're right. This makes Hobbycraft kits look like Tamiya kits. Looks like the MacBlo goose will be a far off project.
Geo
Geo
Wildcat
Major
Great work Glenn!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
That is great stuff Glenn, just love the little mooring cleats.
mikewint
Captain
Nice scratch work Glenn. Looking really nice
Looks great so far Glenn!
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T Bolt
Colonel
With all the rivets and lack of panel lines I thought this model would be a good candidate for pre-shading. I've never done it before so we'll have to see how good it turns out. I'll be pre-shading before each color to give the black a better chance of showing through. Here's the shading for the white undersurfaces.
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chris brown
Senior Airman
Nice work on those details. She is coming along great.
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T Bolt
Colonel
Thanks Chris
I just finished spraying the white and am pleased with the effect. Home the intermediate blue turns out as good.
I just finished spraying the white and am pleased with the effect. Home the intermediate blue turns out as good.
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parsifal
Colonel
The pre-shading works well with the light colours thats for sure
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very nice work!
Nice Glenn!
Nicely done so far Glenn!
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T Bolt
Colonel
Topside paint. First the per-shading, then a light misting of the intermediate blue.
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parsifal
Colonel
very nicely done. I am intending to try panel lines with my next build (the M6A1 Seiran)
Done good Glenn!
Great work so far Glenn!
fubar57
General
Looking good Glenn. That pre-shading works well.
Geo
Geo
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T Bolt
Colonel
Thanks guys, yes I'm sold on the pre-shading, especially I think on older kits with raised panel lines or rivets when its harder to bring out the panel lines.
I did some touch up painting, added the rudder, masked and painted the de-icing boots, started painting the engines, then brushed on quite a few coats of Future to get ready for the decals. All I need is 4 stars without the bars and I have some from an Old Monogram P-40B kit that look to be the right size.
I did some touch up painting, added the rudder, masked and painted the de-icing boots, started painting the engines, then brushed on quite a few coats of Future to get ready for the decals. All I need is 4 stars without the bars and I have some from an Old Monogram P-40B kit that look to be the right size.
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