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Lookin' great ajc!! Panels open or closed?
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Thank you all for your comments.
Bish.
I use the post-shading. After I painted Interior Green applied lights and shadows. For the lights I used a piece of Interior Green and Yellow 0.5. For the shadows I used black. The two colors with 80% diluent. I applied after one wash and dry brush with Tamiya XF-04.
lawdog114
The propeller hub was painted with Tamiya XF-7 red and yellow Gunze H-414 RLM 04. It was the most similar color to the sheet of decals.
I used Tamiya tape and in front I used Eduard Mask (those that are used to paint the wheels).
Mustang 1989
I will leave open panels.
I finished the wells of the landing gear.
I painted and applied the wear on some parts of the air ducts and radiators.
Regards
ajcmac
ajcmac,
Ty so much for posting your w.i.p. and the valuable info therin.
I'm working on an interior for my 1/48 B-26 with a complete Edard PE set and I am definately gonna try the post shading / lightening technique you so aptly described here. it just looks so cool.
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Beautiful detailing work, love the weathering you're doing on all the parts!
Cheers,
Martin : )
Cheers :)
Martin
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Thanks for the comments.
I did not like the additional deposits painting. This time first painted glossy black, then aluminum.
Machine guns. Painted black and then a kind of dry brush with graphite.
Flaps and ailerons.
Once'll let the engine covers open the air duct missing.
A few more pieces aluminum.
And for now it is all.
Wow, everything that you've made, so far exceeds my expectations. Great work.
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I would love to buy this from my LHS, but when I can get it online for $70 cheaper, I'm forced to buy online lol. This thread has made me want this kit so much more then I already did!
Completed side panel which was missing oxygen tube and the air conduits.
The cockpit and engine are glued together.
Glued wings.
All set glue to the fuselage (finally).
The fuselage with the wings.
Looking good! May have to tackle this bad boy one of these days.
Mike
The interior looks so good it's a shame to cover part of it up!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Buckeye Looking good! May have to tackle this bad boy one of these days. Mike
I think it is worth every $ I paid for it.
Gamera The interior looks so good it's a shame to cover part of it up!
I will try to leave all the covers and the canopy open.
Yes, and more yes! Well done so far. :)
- Mike Brindos "Lost Boy"
Thanks for the info on how you did the pit. I have tried the pre shading a couple of times but I just can't get the hang of it.
Some more really nice work here. Really nice work on the prop.
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This is looking awesome, thanks for sharing!
Groot
"Firing flares while dumping fuel may ruin your day" SH-60B NATOPS
Engine compartment and engine all set.
This is fun to watch. Nice workmanship.
I like the subtle streaking on the prop blades on pg 3.
Greg This is fun to watch. Nice workmanship. I like the subtle streaking on the prop blades on pg 3.
Thanks Greg.
I completed the flaps and ailerons.
Horizontal stabilizers.
The rudder.
I started the construction of the landing gear.
Finally I glued the wings to the fuselage.
Coming together nicely!
Looking great, ajcmac!
Devil Dawg
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Build one at a time? Hah! That'll be the day!!
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