Well, i guess its time to call this done. My first 32nd scale aircrfat is almost 30 years of building models.
After the last thread i took PJ's suggestion and did a filter wash with Yellow Orche oil. I did add a small drop of white and did the wash very thin and the result was just what i wanted, so thanks again PJ.
On the underside i re-did the flory wash with dark dirt and then another with sand.
Next upwas fitting the clear parts to the canopy. As you can see, the clear acotate has a paper backing with the outline of each piece. the instructions say that once cut, they should be soaked in water to remove the paper, but it came off easily enough without.
I cut two piece out at a time to avoid mixing them up, dipped them in future and after 30 mins drying fitted them. Most fitted no problem, but the centre pieces, which should have been fitted before the inner frame, needed some trimmng.
Once all fitted, the canopy was fitted along with the antena wire and that was it.
I added some MiG and AK pigments to the wheels legs and around the wheel wells.
Then it was just adding it to the base, fitting the propand adding the figure and its done.
And finally, i wanted to do a comparison. For those who may have only built in one scale, or only made a small change, here you can see what a big jump this is for me. Apart from a few 48th kits early on, i have been building 72nd aircraft ever since i started modelling. But now my sole 72nd 109, a hase G-6, has a big brother.
And thats it. Thanks allfor loking and for all the comments. I am so chuffed to finally make a start in the 32nd stash.As i mentioned earlier, i hope to be able todo at least one more next year.
Now onto the next build.