Tamiya 1/32scale Dehavilland Mosquito

I'm sure you can. Watching your skills, you got this, bud.
Painted black then masking fluid applied, sprayed silver then the second application of masking fluid more black paint finally masked for the yellow. Worked well I think and thanks again for the reference pic
 

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Happy with that, now to finish the exhaust
 

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Thanks again for the reference, some blending to do but I'm happy with it so far

Looking good. Here's some more worn exhaust ports, with a little engine detail thrown in for measure.

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Your exhaust stubs look great.
 
Very Nice Work. Super detail. I did a Revell 1/32 Mossie way back in the day. No comparison with the Tamiya. Again, good work.
 
This is some of the very best detailing I have seen in my 85 years. I certainly never came close. Can't wait to see the finished model!!
 

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