Crimea_River
Marshal
Got that right.
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vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very nice Jan!
He's going to put some of his books in it to save space!
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Just waiting for the plans to the 1/48 USS Yorktown CV-5.... 
Hell I thought he was in the washroom now
The plastic looks pretty good on that one Jan.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
I don't think he's seen the wash room in years.
fubar57
General
My trip to P.G. was bountiful. TAMIYA PAINTS; Flat Aluminum(2), Titanium, and Chrome Silver, IJN Grey Green (Hopefully Wayne will inform me as to the proper aircraft this was used in at the appropriate time), Nato Black, no more Flat Black for me, and German Grey. Is this okay for RLM66? CITADEL PAINTS; Ironbreaker and Runefang Steel, basically different shades of silver. Another wash, Agrax Earthshade. I love these washes, this is my fifth different shade. A Citadel drybrush, and yes, I still use tube glue for small parts that need to be coaxed and prodded into position.
Geo
Geo
Noice!
N4521U
Plastic Pirate
Went to my LHS yesterday.............................. the sign on the door from their landlord said it all.
30 minute trip to the nearest now.
30 minute trip to the nearest now.
Bummer Bill.....
George the german grey is fine that or dark grey, which I normally drybrush with XF19 Sky grey.
The XF-76 is more of a weathered oxidised variation of the original Colour.
George the german grey is fine that or dark grey, which I normally drybrush with XF19 Sky grey.
The XF-76 is more of a weathered oxidised variation of the original Colour.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Good buys Geo. Curious how hose Tamiya metal colours wok out. Not tried them before.
fubar57
General
I know how you feel Bill, 4 hour of driving for me with a very limited supply of models but I can buy paint and some supplies. Thanks for the advice Wayne. Andy, as you know, Tamiya is not really brush friendly but I use the paint a lot and use a wide soft brush to minimize streaks when painting the fuselage and wings. I'll be using them on my current GB with the Citadel paints to try get a varied finish for the first time. I'll paint the inside of a wing with the different shades and post it in my GB today.
Geo
Geo
Lucky13
Forum Mascot
Would that be 50 shades of grey, or?
N4521U
Plastic Pirate
I think you took something "out of context".
Tamiya will brush fine, just have to use Tamiya thinner along with it to get the gluggy-ness out of painting Straight From the Bottle (which should Never be done)! Not even house paint should be used straight from the can!!!!
It's painting Taiya acrylics OVER Tamiya rattle can spray paint that creates the biggest headache, but can work okay if done right. But takes much experimenting.
ellis995
Staff Sergeant
Hi guys
Been a long time since I was on here
But any way.
Nice buys guys.
Here is what I have bought over the last couple of months.
First up
Next was a xmas present
These are recent buys.
Been a long time since I was on here
But any way.
Nice buys guys.
Here is what I have bought over the last couple of months.
First up
Next was a xmas present
These are recent buys.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Very cool! Have you used the airbrush yet? I'm curious about that style.
ellis995
Staff Sergeant
Thanks Wojtek
ellis995
Staff Sergeant
I am just waiting to use it. just thinking which model to build
I'll ley you know when I use it.
fubar57
General
And I didn't know Eduard made a Jug. Off to find some reviews.......
Geo
Geo