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BlackTulip109 Did you use acryliic Paints or enamels?
Did you use acryliic Paints or enamels?
This time around I used Enamels
Joe
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You are all very kind. Thank you.
I Hanover a question. What blue color did you use for the main body and wings? Is it called Intermediate Blue. Thank you in advance. if not can you tell what color blue is it. Thank you in advance!
Toshi
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My except my apolagies. I was not in thre best mental state when I typed that. I'm very sorry to forum members especially to you threw . Once again then k for.
Toshi the Blue is commonly refered to as US Navy Blue Grey. I used Model Masters Version of it in an Enamel.
Thanks FightinJoe
I just love that particular blue-grey Navy color especially a little faded like you have it on the model.
Even on those 1940 era color photos that color comes through and it is cool looking.
Thanks for sharing.
Before I had read what you had wrote on this Forum. Rustoleum has a spray can with a color that came really close.
We have 3 of those kits in plastic bags I bought when Monogram/Revell was just a few miles from our home.
So we painted one with the Rustoleum Spray can which I nick named "cheater painting" to help get Joey on his way to finish his school project. It really worked out fine, we sanded the dust off with 1200 grit sand paper and used oil paint washes and the kids at school as well as his teacher thought it was a "cool job". He did get an "A" on his History project!!! So now we are taking our time with this new one and will use the colors you suggested.
Thanks for all the help!!
Joe -
Sir she is beautiful...outstanding job on everything!! You have motivated me to purchase this kit. It of coarse will be no way as good as yours. Wonderful Job Joe!
Hunter
Great build tutorial Joe. Fantastic job on a clasic kit. Thanks for the posting. Scott
Session seven is in the books. Almost there.
This session was all about prepping for the finish. The gear for the aircraft being on land is on. Other little bits and pieces are on.
Next up is the final push.
The final update will be the finished build.
All comments, critiques, and criticism are encouraged.
This is just fantastic. I love the this aircraft and you've done an excellent job on this build.
You are very kind. Thank you.
Very nicely done....she looks sweet!
Cheers :)
Martin
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Many thanks.
Well the Kingfisher is finished.
About the kit. Not really a bad kit. Went together ok. I will say construction would be much easier with the main float cut away from the fuselage. This would allow a less awkward situation for both the construction and seam work. The decals were a bit thick but they went down fine.
All in all I am happy with the paint work. It has a used but not abused type of look.
Pictures.
You have built a outstanding aircraft sir. Such wonderful construction and detail. Plus, your commentary is always great to read. Beautiful build Joe!
Looks great
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Fantastic depiction of one of my favorite amphibious aircraft!
Super awesome. I love the 'Fisher.
BK
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A lot !! And I mean A LOT!!
2024 Kits on deck / in process / completed
14 / 5 / 2
Many thanks all.
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