Crimea_River
Marshal
I like your paint work.
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Thanks MateI like your paint work.
Thanks MateGood work so far!
I have found that in the past yes, but I think it's OK now I use acrylic paintThat looks good but OH how I hate Blu Tack, do you no find it leaves a bit of an oily film on the paint.
Thanks I appreciate that, its what I'm aiming forI like the different shades into the green, looks like a used plane
That is beautiful work.I'm thinking that with your painting skills and especially at this scale, a freehand airbrushed demarcation would turn out just fine. I do this in 1/48 and I think it works:
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Great workI'm thinking that with your painting skills and especially at this scale, a freehand airbrushed demarcation would turn out just fine. I do this in 1/48 and I think it works:
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I totally agree! Really nice upgrades, I'm going to need to look at your photos more than once. I've preordered the Airfix 1/24 scale Spitfire MkIX and looking forward to being able to enhance that model more than I have in the past.What wonderful results, the details and colors are fantastic. There are lessons to be learned in this build!!!
Thanks and if you have any questions please feel free to askI totally agree! Really nice upgrades, I'm going to need to look at your photos more than once. I've preordered the Airfix 1/24 scale Spitfire MkIX and looking forward to being able to enhance that model more than I have in the past.
Thank you I'm very glad you like it so far, I like to spray at a fairly high pressure adding the paint as thinnly as possible building up the colour very slowly and stopping before I think it's enough and leaving it while I go for a cup of tea. Then take another look with fresh eyes,You are motoring along on this masterpiece.
Turning into a masterclass for us along with many others.
May I say, I am happy you found us here at WW2.
I can never get my paint to be transparent enough to show undershading.
Well done. I'm gonna have to rethink my masking methods.
Thank youLooking very nice