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Finally unfreezed the draken :)
Painted gears and wheels
Other pieces under painting too
replaced the under light grey with a few light grey, also start the shading step
Shaded the top too
Masked and painted the aluminium zone, after i tried to difference panels.. soon will post more
At the next :)
rtoo speed makes ugly results, too relax don't make results
More updates:
Detailed the main wells cieling with aluminuim thin foil
detailed the front well too and made some differences between aluminium panels
black before more aluminium paint
and aluminium (silver drybrushed) on
other painted details
other details painted, more differences on aluminium panels and a first strike of weathering
Fuel tanks too
Lots of pieces paintings..
Bsyamato: Have to say again I just love your brush painted pre-shading, I think this may be the best one yet! And the different metallic panels look just right!
"I dream in fire but work in clay." -Arthur Machen
Thanx Cliff :) really appreciated .
Actually glossed, washed panels and glossed again.. waiting for decals :)
More:
This time washing before decals..engraved lines was so tiny
And decals.. lots of decals
At the next
That's a lot of detail for a 1/72nd bird, though the Draken I believe was a pretty big plane. Nice work on the decals- though it still seems odd to me for the Swedes to paint her in low visibility grey and then put bright red numbers on her!
Gamera That's a lot of detail for a 1/72nd bird, though the Draken I believe was a pretty big plane. Nice work on the decals- though it still seems odd to me for the Swedes to paint her in low visibility grey and then put bright red numbers on her!
If I'm not mistaken, the hi-viz numbers were used for training scenarios, but you see a LOT of pics with them still in place. All I know for sure is it looks kinda sharp. ;) Bsyamato - LOVE the work on that Draken, net trick for the wheel wells too, I may have to try that myself.
On the bench: Airfix 1/72 Wildcat; Airfix 1/72 Vampire T11; Airfix 1/72 Fouga Magister
Yeah, I kinda figured the high-viz markings would be quickly painted over if trouble broke out. Just still seems sorta incongruous to me!
Yep.. more than high visibility numbers
almost finished:
Matt finish on, glued all (almost..) pieces, and working again on seat and canopy, also more alluminiun on tail
a curious csaab commercial movie from draken early times found tonight :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhCSSlfNJk8
Bsyamato: Wow, she looks great! Almost there now!
...Actually finished..
Last updates:
two pictures of cockpit before to insert the ejection seat
Seat
Masking canopy and front probe (metal pin modified, not original piece) to paint last details
and finished.. all piece glued
now think i'll work on these two sidewinders (steal from revell phantom II) to fit the swedish version
Hope to get outdoor pictures during next week, otherwise will take kitchen finished pictures :(
Bad weather last three days
As always, I love your work BSY. That's a great scheme on that Draken too. I might add it to the list of Draken schemes that I will get onto one day.
Cheers
Tony
I'm just taking it one GB at a time.
Yes, that looks perfect! Love the contrast between the low-viz grey and the bright numbers!
Thanx for comment guys
It's time for final pictures did some day ago. Just waited some day to finish modiefied sidewinders but i know me... then will finish them later .. some day
more here
http://s405.photobucket.com/user/bsyamato/library/modellismo/00%20post%20ww2/Saab%20draken%20revell72/Finished?sort=3&page=1
At the next!
I just realized that I spotted this on Facebook but not in here!! BEAUTIFUL finish on that Draken bsyamato!!!
LOL :D
thanx Vance
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