Done : JV44 Fw190D-9 "Red1" of Heinz Sachsenberg Gruppe Build....

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Thanks Karl.... Im kinda blown away on how it came out... It really looks good to me, and its hard for me to impress myself... It took forever tho, and, deep down inside me, I think I over did it...

But, as the fellas tell me, it will tone down when sprayed Gloss and then Matte, so I have the confidence to keep on wrting on my Dora...
 
Dan... As you know, I am not a scale modeller. But judging from what I see,
I'd say it's quality work. You've busted your butt, and it shows.

Just for grins, what kind of camera are you using ??

Charles
 
Sounds like something that they used at the battle of Yorktown....1781 was it? Keep it up Dan, brother....I hope that my 109's and my JV44 13 will look this good when I get to it! 8)
 
Thanks guys...

Ive been researching and drawing out the fuselage camo work this morning, as the Hasegawa directions are completely and utterly bunk.....

Ive decided to use a tape mask to "guide" me through the mottleing attempt... My Brush is NOT cooperating with me on this, hence the taped off guide.... I will post some pics of this in a short while, including my altered directions...
 

More pics then....one point my friend refrain from doing any more panel line work until the painting is done, otherwise you will mess some of it up, the brush on graphite part I mean...and be real careful you dont put finger prints on the paintwork!!
 
Certainly looking good Dan. Now that I've seen the canopy, I think what I suggested would be OK. If you needed to, you could always 'spot in' some more cammo colour. BTW, the technique I described was for enamels, not sure of the effects with acrylics. That blue mask, is it a tape, or masking film, like 'Frisk'? Looks interesting.
 

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