Your B-26 turned out great!

OUTSTANDING, Miss Keyda!

Nice results, Miss Keyda.  The weathering adds to the realistic results.

littletimmy, thank you! 

Thanks Toshi!

ManFanCity, thank you!  I do like how it turned out, especially for my first try at weathering.  Felt good to finally finish something after not being at the bench for 2 months.

Thanks Chemteacher!

blackdog62, thank you!

Thanks BrandonK, it was a fun build.  It takes some work, but it's worth it.

Thanks Aggieman, Devil Dawg and Kensar!

Wow oh wow Keyda....she looks amazing. Outstanding job on that kit! 

Looks terrific! I hear ya on the de-masking.  It's like christmas, at least for me. Sometimes you get a nice present and sometimes you get a lump of coal.

Keyda...your builds are mind blowingly awesome!  Flak Bait is just too cool!  Great work!

Sorry to hear about your lose.  I speak strength and peace for you and your family.  I lost my wife in 2015 and man...once I got back into building, it REALLY helped me emotionally, so good for you jumping back in (in the right time of course). 

Thanks so much Hunter!

Greatmaker, Thank you, yes it is!  I was pleasently surprised when I pulled all the masking off the clear parts and found no bleed.  I was expecting something that would need attention.

Thanks Eagle90!  I'm sorry for your loss.  I can not imagine losing my hubby.  He drives me nuts sometimes, but I'd be lost without him!  I keep telling him to quit smoking, and exercise, lol.  I'm afraid to lose him to soon like I did my Dad.  He was only 62 and I seen him the evening before and he seemed fine.  You just never know sometimes I guess.

Keyda81

Thanks so much Hunter!

Greatmaker, Thank you, yes it is!  I was pleasently surprised when I pulled all the masking off the clear parts and found no bleed.  I was expecting something that would need attention.

Thanks Eagle90!  I'm sorry for your loss.  I can not imagine losing my hubby.  He drives me nuts sometimes, but I'd be lost without him!  I keep telling him to quit smoking, and exercise, lol.  I'm afraid to lose him to soon like I did my Dad.  He was only 62 and I seen him the evening before and he seemed fine.  You just never know sometimes I guess.

 

 

I hear ya!  I tell everyone now.....when you get home...you give your spouse a big hug and kiss!  Then tell them how you feel about them!  To be able to do that one more time.....enough of that.  LOL!

Greart work on your builds...they are inspiring to say the least!

Hey Keyda, I've been off on a different path and project lately and I just caught back up on your post. All looking good! Having got to stick my head in the cockpit of the museum display of Flak Bait and looking out the cockpit window, your model has special meaning to me and I'm sure others about the past mission of this specimen and the men who flew it. Good work and good subject to project History with modeling.

Again, your skills improve each time I check on you. Keep up the good work!

Max

Beautiful work there Keyda, she turned out great! 

She's definitely wall worthy! Congrats on a fine build.

Eagle90

 

 

Keyda81

Thanks so much Hunter!

Greatmaker, Thank you, yes it is!  I was pleasently surprised when I pulled all the masking off the clear parts and found no bleed.  I was expecting something that would need attention.

Thanks Eagle90!  I'm sorry for your loss.  I can not imagine losing my hubby.  He drives me nuts sometimes, but I'd be lost without him!  I keep telling him to quit smoking, and exercise, lol.  I'm afraid to lose him to soon like I did my Dad.  He was only 62 and I seen him the evening before and he seemed fine.  You just never know sometimes I guess.

 

 

 

 

 

I hear ya!  I tell everyone now.....when you get home...you give your spouse a big hug and kiss!  Then tell them how you feel about them!  To be able to do that one more time.....enough of that.  LOL!

Greart work on your builds...they are inspiring to say the least!

 

 

 

I know exactly how that feels!  Thank you for the kind words!

Thanks so much for Hodakamax!  Hopefully one day I'll be able to meet "Flak Bait" in person!

Thanks Gamera!

Thank you 1943Mike!

tempestjohnny, thank you!  Yes it is.  That and a motorcycle ride are therapy for me!

Thanks lawdog114!

Nice work!  My Dad flew the B26 in Korea and spoke fondly of them, even though he didn't have much else to say about his stint there.  I have one in my stash to build in honor of him. 

After going through this thread and finding comments on "Perfect Plastic Putty", I have to ask, where can one get this in the US?  It seems to be popular in the UK.  Thanks.

Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas

CrashTestDummy

Nice work!  My Dad flew the B26 in Korea and spoke fondly of them, even though he didn't have much else to say about his stint there.  I have one in my stash to build in honor of him. 

After going through this thread and finding comments on "Perfect Plastic Putty", I have to ask, where can one get this in the US?  It seems to be popular in the UK.  Thanks.

Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas

 

Thank you!  I ordered online, I honestly can't remember from which site.  I'm sure it can be found on eBay, or Amazon. 

Keyda81

 

 

CrashTestDummy

Nice work!  My Dad flew the B26 in Korea and spoke fondly of them, even though he didn't have much else to say about his stint there.  I have one in my stash to build in honor of him. 

After going through this thread and finding comments on "Perfect Plastic Putty", I have to ask, where can one get this in the US?  It seems to be popular in the UK.  Thanks.

Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas

 

 

 

 

Thank you!  I ordered online, I honestly can't remember from which site.  I'm sure it can be found on eBay, or Amazon. 

 

CrashtTestDummy, if you have a hobbytown near you they might stock it. That's where I picked my tube of it at.

Keyda, that's an amazing build, I hope my F-15 looks as good when it comes out.  ANd have you thought about Silly Putty instead of blue tack?  I find that the Silly putty is a lot more pliable (I masked a part of it off that was almost .5mm thick and it worked out perfectly)as well as it doesn't dry out.  

Thank you Peaches!  I had thought about it, but haven't run into any of it at the stores.  In fact I can't remember the last time I seen silly putty in a store.  If I do find some I will pick it up and give it a try.  The poster tack works pretty well once you stretch it thin enough. 

I’ve tried both. My personal experience is that silly putty is alittle too pliable. It has been kinda of mess for me to take off. My blue tack did get very stiff and dry but I used some hand soap and water with some kneading it softened up nicely used it on the mosquito

Walmart has it, Target has it.  You can buy a pound of it on Amazon for like 25 bucks.  Abeiltung sells a variation of it for about 15 bucks, though I prefer the silly putty as it's cheaper. 

Greatmaker

I’ve tried both. My personal experience is that silly putty is alittle too pliable. It has been kinda of mess for me to take off. My blue tack did get very stiff and dry but I used some hand soap and water with some kneading it softened up nicely used it on the mosquito

 

That's what I like about it.  It fits into all the little nooks and crannies.  I couldn't have gotten into small slits that I just did if I used blue tack.  

Hey Keyda, the B-26 turned out great!  Great work. 

Cheers, Mark

You are to be highly commended on your righteous efforts Keyda. Very nicely done. Your patience and fortitude have certainly produced a fantastic Marauder. The weathering and detailing are well done. It only gets better with additional practice and you are certainly ahead of the game. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and skills with us. I hope this helped in finding a bit of peace and serenity.

Godspeed, Joe 

Holy cow, that beautiful. Great work! Makes me want to make a WW2 bomber

Greatmaker, thanks for the tip!  I'll remember that when my poster tack dries out.

Peaches, I'll take a look around in the stores next time I'm out and about.  That way I have both on hand and can give it a try.

MrStrecks, thank you!

JOE RIX, thank you so much!  I was hesitant to try weathering, but with all the information for forum members on this website I had a few techniques that would at least give me a good idea of where to start.

Griffin25, thank you!