Wayne's Award Winning Models

[109ROAMING]

Bloody beaut mate! Take a bow!

 

[Wayne Little]

(bowing now) Thanks Guys...

 

[al49]

Very nice model for an unusual aircraft!
Well done.
Alberto

 

[Vic Balshaw]

Lovely work Wayne. On the roundels (can't remember the slang) can you remember how you made the weathering.............

 

[Matt308]

...oh man...

 

[Loiner]

Another fine piece, particularly nice worn look 'weathering' as often seen on Jap planes. Very good.

 

[Wayne Little]

Lovely work Wayne. On the roundels (can't remember the slang) can you remember how you made the weathering.............

Remember exactly Vic....the decals came in pairs...the red and a separate overlay of the white...simple!

 

[Wayne Little]

back to it...

 

[Gnomey]

Excellent!

 

[bob809]

Love the models, great detail. Especially like the Focke Wolf, one of my favourite German WWII aircraft, another is the ME 262. I used to make models, but lost interest after numerous moves and consequent breakages or loss in the 'moving home' ether. You know, where you are positive you packed them, but they are nowhere to be found.

 

[Wayne Little]

Next set....the inscription was translated as....

SAMURAI FLYING HIGH
MILLION MILES NO FEAR
VAST SKY COLLECTIVE VICTORY

 

[Matt308]

Wow

 

[Wurger]

Brilliant my Bro...

 

[Wayne Little]

Thankyou kind Sirs...

 

[Shinpachi]

So real, Wayne.
No one can write the Japanese letters so naturally without the knowledge and experience.

According to the testimony of Masaru Ochiai who wrote them on the fuselage, one letter was his mistake.
He intended to write "茜(meaning orange color)" but had writen "晒(meaning to expose or bleach".

Nice work.

 

[T Bolt]

Beautiful!

 

[Gnomey]

Excellent!

 

[B-17engineer]

Cool!

 

[vikingBerserker]

I have to say you did a great job matching the chipped paint around the roundel.

 

[Wayne Little]

I have to say you did a great job matching the chipped paint around the roundel.

I cannot tell a lie...the red and white were separate decals...but they still had to be positioned correctly!!

Thanks Guys...