Hasegawa 1/32 Fiesler Fi -1B Storch Gran Sasso

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The Mojo has returned!!!
Thanks guys for all your encouragement I've managed to do a small amount of work on the Storch yesterday and will post my progress later to day all being well.
 
Well I'm back with only a very small update which ended up needing a lot of work to achieve. If you refer back to my very first post you can see that there were several options as far as colour schemes. I opted to do the Grand Saso version, so I followed that chart and sprayed the wings RLM 70 following up with the decals. Then I found this chart (see below)at the bottom of the box all neatly folded up. On opening it up I realised that this was the additional chart for the Grand Sasso version complete with splinter pattern. If I'd looked at the box art it might have given me a hint.
Anyway the only way round this was to mask the decals very carefully so as not to pull them off and infill with RLM 71. This has worked but what a pain this has been. It's been two steps forward and one step back but I'm getting there!
 

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Good stuff Vaughan - and a lesson learned. If in doubt, check the instructions/manual/emergency procedures etc, and all references available, before taking action!
 
You're not the first person to ask that. I think it must be down to the lighting conditions. Both RLM70/71 are vallejo here's the bottles.
 

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Anyway the only way round this was to mask the decals very carefully so as not to pull them off and infill with RLM 71. This has worked but what a pain this has been. It's been two steps forward and one step back but I'm getting there!

Just as a matter of interest Vaughan, how did you masked decals? Last time I incidentally put a piece of masking tape on a decal, the latter was peeled-off while removing the tape.
Fortunately I had an additional set of those decals ...
Alberto
 
Alberto I used thin strips of Tamiya tape to cover the white of the crosses. A small amount of touching up was required but I managed to get away with it. Where possible I used Post-its as they are very low tac.
 

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