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BeautifulYak-3 - lightning - Zacharov 303.IAD VVS 1944-45 Russia, model Zvezda, 1:72
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Well,I don't really have anywhere else to do it: my "room" doesn't really have any room left. Its completely taken over by random stuff and models. And apart from that, Ive never been good with taking pictures.Nice. The issue with the photo is that you are shooting against a bright window. No idea why you have one showing as an attachment but it's not uncommon.
I've pulled down my Tamiya 1:72 A6M2b from the shelf-o-stuff; with 20 degree (F) weather in normally coolish central Texas I'm having more build time than expected. Not being able to get to the local hobby shop to pick up my GB49 build paints I have resorted to building this one. Tamiya suggests using their AS-29 as fusalage color. I don't do sprays, only air brushing Tamiya acrylics. I have looked and not found anyone suggesting an 'XF' equivalent. Looking through my Tamiya collection I find a XF-14, J. A. Grey, which looks very close to the AS-29. What did you use to paint this, by the way excellent, model?Here is that same kit and subject, 1/48 Tamiya A6M2b Pearl Harbor plane tail number
AI-101 in 2011, built 16 years later with corrected colors. The old Tamiya Zero kit still
holds up well. It should be redone with new molding though. John
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Thank you. And Wayne, I guess? I did what I should have done at first. I went to the Tamiya website and keyed in Gray Green for a color search. AS-29 came up as well as their XF-76. I have that as well. Comparing it to the XF-14, which I thought looked close, but not quite right, is a bit more greenish. I'll look at the references you have given. Thanks again.WayneWayne Little would be your go-to guy here. Or for all things Japanese Aircraft, book mark this site....Aviation of Japan 日本の航空史 For early Zeroes...Aviation of Japan 日本の航空史: Search results for early zero camouflage When I did my 1:48 version, I used Polly Scale Old Concrete