I realize that this is a question for which I should have figured out the answer by doing some logical thinking. Unfortunately my logic cells seemed to have been on vacation lately .
I'm at a stage in my attempt to build a Tamiya 1/48 Fock Wulf Fw190 F-8 where I'm not sure whether or not I should be taking a pause in further construction in order to do some painting. If any of you have done this kit before would you chime in to let me know at what point in your build you did the panel lines and the general camo wing and fuselage painting? I'm not very far along but I don't want to trip myself up any more than necessary.
I'm building this kit simply because it has the reputation of being easy to put together. Nothing is "easy" for me but it's usually always fun. I've never tried the camouflage paint scheme for an aircraft yet and I thought this would be my practice kit. As many in the ship forum know, I'm not the world's greatest model builder but I try. I doubt I'll post pictures of my WIP since they'd just be embarrassing to me - maybe after another 10 planes or so .
This picture, because I've hidden the horrendous job I did for the cockpit, isn't a problem for me to post since it may help someone determine where I am with this build and alllow them to give me some more accurate answers to my questions.
Mike