Looking better to a pic its possible to see the extinguished painting of the Checkertail of the 23th Fighter group.
So I did it too.. I use a Checkertail painture of an P-47 to make the squares wih tamiya masking tape... to cut the tape better I use an glass and a surgical bistoury... all squares must to have 4mm, I use the Tamiya XF1 very thin to make the painture
Aplying and masking the tail:
The final result:
Rubbing a paper towel in the checkertail I´ll get the extinguished painting..
It´s it for now... soon I´ll post more.. and yes the squares are not lined up, cos I think that In the wartime this is made by any skill without too much whim...
I see you have got your checkertail decals from the academy p47 razorback kit. H ave you built this model yet? I have and found it an enjoyable build, that and my other p-47 are my best models to date.
I see you have got your checkertail decals from the academy p47 razorback kit. H ave you built this model yet? I have and found it an enjoyable build, that and my other p-47 are my best models to date.
I use a wax paper and Tamiya tape over an USAF insignia decal to make the mask of the overpaited markings up and bottom of the wing. In the left wing I could see some markings of paints.
On the fuselage I think that the Chineses sand the USAF marking, because on the pics is not possible to see any type or marking of painting.
Masking the rudder strips:
The model is almost finished...
Some news on canopy, (I don´t finished the detais of the canopy, this is just a test fit)