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I took a swing at something outside my comfort zone, something Japanese.
It's the A5M 'Claude' from the 1/32 and not exactly brilliant Special Hobby kit.
I tried to get the yellowed aluminium dope finish for which these Japanese aircraft were known, but without overdoing it. This was as good as I could get it
It's the A5M 'Claude' from the 1/32 and not exactly brilliant Special Hobby kit.
I tried to get the yellowed aluminium dope finish for which these Japanese aircraft were known, but without overdoing it. This was as good as I could get it
Vic Balshaw
Major General
I do like this plane and I do love the backdrop.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Maybe the kit isn't brilliant but your build certainly is.
fubar57
General
Very nice Steve
A4K
Brigadier General
Nice and clean, well done Steve.
looks great to me, well done
Nice work!
What if Galland came down in an English field in late August 1940? He had about twenty victories which can't be taken away but the rest of his illustrious career? His ruthless self promotion after the war? Etc., etc. None of that would have been possible while he kicked his heels for four and a half years in a Canadian PoW camp.
Because of this (1/72 Tamiya Bf 109):
Because of this (1/72 Tamiya Bf 109):
Nice work!
le_steph40
Chief Master Sergeant
Hello,
Maybe the bad section
I decided to build my own plexiglass display cases for the 5 models that take up too much space or I can't put in my display cases.
2 Bf 110s, 1 Ju 88 and 2 Beaufighters.
Here is the first one
Maybe the bad section
I decided to build my own plexiglass display cases for the 5 models that take up too much space or I can't put in my display cases.
2 Bf 110s, 1 Ju 88 and 2 Beaufighters.
Here is the first one
Nice one!
Army14Bravo
Airman
- 88
- Jul 9, 2022
Taken way before digital cameras. Really too bad. Lots of detail out of focus. Oh, well.
14B
Vic Balshaw
Major General
How did I miss this one, great little display case Steph.Hello,
Maybe the bad section
I decided to build my own plexiglass display cases for the 5 models that take up too much space or I can't put in my display cases.
2 Bf 110s, 1 Ju 88 and 2 Beaufighters.
Here is the first one
View attachment 745188
perfect construction, nice!I took a swing at something outside my comfort zone, something Japanese.
It's the A5M 'Claude' from the 1/32 and not exactly brilliant Special Hobby kit.
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I tried to get the yellowed aluminium dope finish for which these Japanese aircraft were known, but without overdoing it. This was as good as I could get it
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Here's something unusual for me, it's Russian, even if it's really American.
It's a P-39 Q-30 Airacobra of 213 GIAP of the 22 GIAD (Guard Air Fighter Division) of the VVS in early 1945, when the white diagonal recognition marking (and white nose) were introduced. I don't know much about the VVS but my limited research indicated that this unit was one of those that removed the outer machine guns, so that's what I did.
It's from the Special Hobby 1/32 scale kit, which is...average.
Mostly MRP's acrylic lacquers were used for the painting (I've become quite enamoured of them). Various markings were sprayed using masks from Montex. Weathering with various washes and some oils from Abteilung. Varnishes from Winsor and Newton.
It's a P-39 Q-30 Airacobra of 213 GIAP of the 22 GIAD (Guard Air Fighter Division) of the VVS in early 1945, when the white diagonal recognition marking (and white nose) were introduced. I don't know much about the VVS but my limited research indicated that this unit was one of those that removed the outer machine guns, so that's what I did.
It's from the Special Hobby 1/32 scale kit, which is...average.
Mostly MRP's acrylic lacquers were used for the painting (I've become quite enamoured of them). Various markings were sprayed using masks from Montex. Weathering with various washes and some oils from Abteilung. Varnishes from Winsor and Newton.
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