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Finally finished up this 1/48 Airfix Albion 3-point refueler. Over all id say its a good kit, only 4 sprues total so its really light on parts. This is the second kit I've completed in about the last 2 months or so since I've returned to the plastic after around a 15 year absence so im still learning new techniques and while im happy with the weathering, I feel I went a bit over board in some spots. The plan is to eventually build a 1/48 Spit and do a full dio, hence the mud around the wheels as if this thing has been sloshing around a muddy airfield
(images from photobucket, let me know if they dont show..)
I learned a few things during this build, that lacuer thinner will fog clear plastic, and dull coat, will also fog clear plastic lol..
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Millennial modeler
Air Force vet (2006-2012)
Recently completed: 1/48 Tamiya V1
On the bench: Hasegawa 1/8 Clerget 9B rotary engine, 1/35 scale Trumpeter SA-2 Guideline missle
I think you dun good. Windows look like that on a misty English moring.
John
To see build logs for my models: http://goldeneramodel.com/mymodels/mymodels.html
Hi,
Your model turned out great. Can't wait to see your diorama.
Pat
Thanks guys! I pretty happy with how it turned out, couple things I could have done better, but hey I'm my own worst critic lol
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