Wayne's Award Winning Models

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Ok, some lower surface shots....
 

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last group....

Dan not sure how dirty she should be....was prepared for Crinius to fly, but he did not get to fly it, he was shot down and captured before returning to the 3rd staffel to take charge of Yellow 13...
 

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Agree with Gnomey. Also, got to be careful not to overdo any weathering/dirt. It might look OK close up, but too much at a 'scale' distance of, say, 20 feet. Many a really good model has been, almost, spoiled by the small details - panel lines, paint chips and dirt etc, being too visible at 'normal' viewing distance for the real thing.
 
Agree with Gnomey. Also, got to be careful not to overdo any weathering/dirt. It might look OK close up, but too much at a 'scale' distance of, say, 20 feet. Many a really good model has been, almost, spoiled by the small details - panel lines, paint chips and dirt etc, being too visible at 'normal' viewing distance for the real thing.

That is a fact. I have been disappointed with many a' model from having overdone weathering. In fact I have a couple that I'm currently disappointed with. That weathering stuff truly is art work. One cannot practice enough is what I keep telling my wee-skill self.
 
Love this bird Wayne, your model has helped me appreciate the 109 and its lines even more and your panellines are a show of superb craftmanship! 8) :thumbleft:
 
Ok then!!:D

This was a first place winner in Adelaide ( Medium Single Engine Prop) and Melbourne (OOB) in 2005.

Nakajima B5N2 'Kate' AI-301, the aircraft of Commander Mitsuo Fuchida, Hikotaicho or Group Leader of the IJN Aircraft carrier Akagi, Flagship of the Carrier Task force or Kido Butai, and Overall Commander of the Pearl Harbor Strike Group December 7th 1941.
 

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