Berny5664
Senior Airman
My workebench in this moment... P-40's production... 
4 in 1:72 and 2 in 1:48
4 in 1:72 and 2 in 1:48
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fubar57
General
Good stuff, Berny. I've got two Fw 190s and three early Mustangs on the go
Greg Boeser
1st Lieutenant
Different models, different brands?
I see a 1:48 P-40B, P-40E
The 1:72 are more enigmatic.
Donivanp
Colonel
For gawd sake Benny don't get them mixed up. 48th wing on the left and a 72 on the right would cause a serious tilt in flight! Geess I gotta think about everything.
Berny5664
Senior Airman
Berny5664
Senior Airman
Greg, it all started to make a Trumpeter in 72 (B/C). I started to read up and so I thought I would take advantage of it to make all the P-40 kits I had... An Airfix (C), an old Academy/Minicraft (B/C) and an Academy (E)... In addition, an Arii in 48 (E) modified with a piece of the Eduard (N)...
And a latest arrival, an AML in 72, also of the C version
. I hope to be able to finish at least one
Berny5664
Senior Airman
Viking1066
Brigadier General
Awesome work Bernie!!
I am calling this one done guys the weathering started with Tamy panel wash brown then a coat of Teastors Semi-Gloss followed bt a Florys Wash.The first coat did not stick real good did a second then coated the plane with Testors Flat.The next step was using Tamy powders Yellow Sand and Tan Sand just misting the plane with the flat then another go of the same procedure to my liking.The last things to be attached was the canopy/aerial followed up by the smoke/exhaust.The pic of the bottom is for Donnie Boy he's always asking to see my bottom???
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Berny5664
Senior Airman
Thank you Jesse
Berny5664
Senior Airman
Nice 202, Javlin... Great jobI am calling this one done guys the weathering started with Tamy panel wash brown then a coat of Teastors Semi-Gloss followed bt a Florys Wash.The first coat did not stick real good did a second then coated the plane with Testors Flat.The next step was using Tamy powders Yellow Sand and Tan Sand just misting the plane with the flat then another go of the same procedure to my liking.The last things to be attached was the canopy/aerial followed up by the smoke/exhaust.The pic of the bottom is for Donnie Boy he's always asking to see my bottom???
fubar57
General
Well done, Kevin
Donivanp
Colonel
I'm very impressed.
A4K
Brigadier General
Beautiful Kev. Even your bottom looks good!
pinehilljoe
Staff Sergeant
Javlin, Well done! Looks great!
Donivanp
Colonel
I was thinking that as well, I would have said cute but, wow, wait a minute, I didn't say that, not me…..Beautiful Kev. Even your bottom looks good!
A4K
Brigadier General
Nothing like you guys' work quality, but finally got the airbrush out again since I don't know when. Still alot of practice needed.
Worked on: (all 1:72)
Airfix Ki-46-II Dinah prop
Airfix SA Bulldog prop
Hasegawa TA-4J (x2) intakes and canopy frames.
ICM URAL-4320 chassis, cab, and tray.
Revell (ex- Matchbox) Fairey Swordfish prop and wheels
Spitfire IPs - Mk.I, Mk.II, PR.Mk.XIX (x3), Mk.21(x2), Mk.22, Seafire Mk.XV.
Worked on: (all 1:72)
Airfix Ki-46-II Dinah prop
Airfix SA Bulldog prop
Hasegawa TA-4J (x2) intakes and canopy frames.
ICM URAL-4320 chassis, cab, and tray.
Revell (ex- Matchbox) Fairey Swordfish prop and wheels
Spitfire IPs - Mk.I, Mk.II, PR.Mk.XIX (x3), Mk.21(x2), Mk.22, Seafire Mk.XV.
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