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Once i get started on a small plane it tends to go fast Vic.
Next its time to piant the white undercoat for the yellow, as is my habit i do whites and yellos first as it avoids any complications with bleeds in other colors, then i mask them and do the cammo.
the nose, fuselage band and wing panels are given a few coats of modelmaster arcrylic as a base, which dries very smooth and doesn't bulk up, next tamiya yellow acrylic is painted on, this is almost water thin and dries quite fast, so doing a few coates is easy and its very thin when dry.
The white paper is to protect the spinner from any yellow as it will be partially white, and you can see how thin the yellow is on the untreated area of the wing which was 'stained' beciause i wanted to make sure the putty area is level.
Next its time to piant the white undercoat for the yellow, as is my habit i do whites and yellos first as it avoids any complications with bleeds in other colors, then i mask them and do the cammo.
the nose, fuselage band and wing panels are given a few coats of modelmaster arcrylic as a base, which dries very smooth and doesn't bulk up, next tamiya yellow acrylic is painted on, this is almost water thin and dries quite fast, so doing a few coates is easy and its very thin when dry.
The white paper is to protect the spinner from any yellow as it will be partially white, and you can see how thin the yellow is on the untreated area of the wing which was 'stained' beciause i wanted to make sure the putty area is level.