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Mopar Madness Excellent weathering LD.
Excellent weathering LD.
Thanks Chad
"Can you fly this plane and land it?...Surely you can't be serious....I am serious, and don't call me Shirley"
Tanker-Builder Hey! That's the same boidy I built.I didn't weather mine though. I just want a pristine version of a S)* of a%^$() -2nd Class !
Hey!
That's the same boidy I built.I didn't weather mine though. I just want a pristine version of a S)* of a%^$() -2nd Class !
Thanks Tanker
Hoss WA Looking amazing as usual. Marvellous fading and shading. Haven't seen a Helldiver project in a while. Nice.
Looking amazing as usual. Marvellous fading and shading. Haven't seen a Helldiver project in a while. Nice.
Thanks Hoss
crown r n7 Yes it does !!
Yes it does !!
Stuart Templeton
I may not be good but I'm slow - Old School Hairy Stick User
Chad
God, Family, Models...
At the plate: 1/48 Airfix Bf109 & 1/35 Tamiya Famo
On deck: Who knows!
Nick.
plasticjunkie Oh man that is looking so sweet! I have this one in the stash so I will be peeking for inspiration. The paint fading looks
Oh man that is looking so sweet! I have this one in the stash so I will be peeking for inspiration. The paint fading looks
Thanks PJ
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
I figured I'd share my latest endeavor, the 1/48 SB2C-1C in the Accurate Miniatures boxing of the Pro-Modeler kit. Truthfully I don't know too much about it other than it was a pig and it was dubbed a funny nickname by the pilots........"Son of a b#$tch second class".......lol. All you need to know I suppose.
The person I'm building it for provided the kit and a ton of aftermarket stuff was included inside the box. I'm guessing he wanted to build it himself at one point. He told me to pick and choose what I wanted to use. I started with the pit which was average, but I suppose ok for 1997. I used the color Eduard PE for the instrument panel. I did improve the pilot seat by thinning it a bit and adding the braces with styrene rod. I also scraped off the molded on seatbelts and replaced them with PE.
I found the fit surprisingly nice. No issues at the wingroot. The one issue I had was the windscreen which was badly deformed.
In no time I was painting the tri-colored scheme. After painting on the star and bars with spare Montex masks, I used AK Real Colors. These were then faded and weathered a bit.
The kit came with a PE fret that included the flaps. I decided I would keep the top closed and drop the lowers.
Soon I'll work on the engine.
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