new canopy, shades and chipping.......YOU DID ONE AWESOME JOB ON THIS KIT!  NICE!

That looks awesome! How long did that take?

That's a nice Mary you've put down there Yamato,
Can't believe you did that while using brushes!
Outstanding work, really!

With regards, Ninetalis.

Thanx for comments guys

the whole project took about six months ,but worked even on lots of others kits. 

Now that is an exceptional build, especially given the scale. The added work really goes a long way, and, for my next Japanese aircraft build, I'm gonna have to borrow that paint-chipping technique - it looks flippin' amazing! Do tell how ya did that!

Another very impressive aircraft with your talent of using only a brush!

Ruddratt it's just post painting after the matt coat with a fine brush 10/0 with humbrol silver trying to follow panels.

The bad thing is that the silver is really old and in some part is too tick. Others try with a silver pencil with good results too need to try me too

Thanx PZL

bsyamato

Ruddratt it's just post painting after the matt coat with a fine brush 10/0 with humbrol silver trying to follow panels.

The bad thing is that the silver is really old and in some part is too tick. Others try with a silver pencil with good results too need to try me too

Thanx PZL  

Greetings bsyamato (hope spelling correct).

Really great result on the Mary. I use brushes most of the time. One suggestion if I may - try using INVISIBLE THREAD for you antenna wire. It is available from Quilting stores which are big in Japan. My wife is a quilter and is in contact with quilters worldwide.

Looking forward to your next effort.

Warbird, Canada

Oh My Gosh !  your mary looks incredably realistic...amazing job 

Jay Jay

Oh My Gosh !  your mary looks incredably realistic...amazing job 

 

Toshi

Great model.  You put a lot of skill and effort into this one and it shows.

Well at least Bsyamato still posts on the forum or so I think. Haven't seen him since the first of the year, but he's not someone who left ten years ago. 

Outstanding work!  And long time no see!  

Lol an old post from the past 

thanks for comments, actually the mary have a good amount of natural weathering (dust)  

Still here Gamera but less posts than in the past