Great work so far Wayne!
**** DONE: GB-42 1/32 Bf109F-4/Trop - MTO II
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Looking very good.
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- #103
Thanks Guys,
Props and spinner Assembled and some paint "removed" from the rear of the blades.
First Flat coat applied to the aircraft.
Props and spinner Assembled and some paint "removed" from the rear of the blades.
First Flat coat applied to the aircraft.
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- #105
Cheers Wojtek.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Great! The back of those props are often ignored. Well done Wayne.
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
I agree.
Looks great so far Wayne!
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- #110
Thanks Guys, second Flat coat applied to dull it right down and a diluted misted spray of XF-60 oversprayed to give it a slightly dusty look....
So just the the final bits'n'pieces to paint and attach to get her finished this week....
So just the the final bits'n'pieces to paint and attach to get her finished this week....
Nice
Great work so far Wayne!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Looks great Wayne. I did the same to dull down my Storch though I used a different colour mix. I think it works a treat.
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- #115
Thanks Guys!
added the Pitot tube, wing lights and mass balance on the ailerons today nearly done.
added the Pitot tube, wing lights and mass balance on the ailerons today nearly done.
fubar57
General
Beauty Wayne. I may try that on my finished Spitfire in the near future
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- #117
Thanks Guys.
had a minor setback....spilled a drop of tamiya extra thin on the wing root when doing the undercarriage, quickly prevented it from doing major damage.....was not a happy chappy...the spill did not spread too far and I hoped spraying another flat coat would fix it......turned out to be right as it hadn't eaten into the paint and plastic...dodged a bullet on that one....
Will be done tomorrow....
had a minor setback....spilled a drop of tamiya extra thin on the wing root when doing the undercarriage, quickly prevented it from doing major damage.....was not a happy chappy...the spill did not spread too far and I hoped spraying another flat coat would fix it......turned out to be right as it hadn't eaten into the paint and plastic...dodged a bullet on that one....
Will be done tomorrow....
Crimea_River
Marshal
Got lucky there. I had that happen on my P-40 Cleopatra III but with thin CA. Had to sand it down and repaint.
fubar57
General
Good save. Usually my thumb print is embedded into the plastic after a glue spill
