Badger or Omni????

definately a true 'house of pain' showing -- i believe umaga was the man who made it happen with defensive pressure just prior to the ruck--Roko had an inpiring game as well, i think the all blacks had something going with that new 'cut throat' haka--hope we don't underestimate oz next week-- set me back a bit on my FW-190, as quite a few beers were drunk at 12:30 am at kickoff-- decals went on nicely, so just prepping to future seal & enamel wash
Dog

hey dog did you watch the final against aussie? I thinck we played pretty average what did you think?

oi stuka -- it used to be 'beware the wounded springbok' -- now its the '...wounded wallabie'--they really missed collins@flanker-- i agree we played (our) average stifling defence, liable to opportunistic tries --thankfully that was enough to win --glad the AB didn't dominate, they need to re-tool a bit ,2007 France WC isn't a long way off--anyway getting on w/ the FW-190, just did the wash w/ artist oil -- looking really good--i'll try to post pics soon

Yo dog how's that FW190 coming buddy? post some pics soon as I really want to see it!!

oi stuka--she's all done-- had a bit of a problem w/ getting the 'soot' symmetrical for both port & starboard exhausts -- for some reason the pastel stuck to one side a little better than the other (maybe i'm the only one who will notice) other than that, i'm very satisfied w/ the result -- barring any tech difficulty i'll post pics this week- I'm ordering some weathering powder

http://www.perthmilitarymodelling.com/reviews/misc/mmp/mmp_powders.htm
it should correct the soot problem-- i'm hooked on the FW190, and just got the tamiya F-8 and the D-9 . Think i'll order the fine nozzle head for the badger, I like the winter camo scheme for the F-8 that served in Hungary 1945, (one of the plates from Squadron/signal FW190 in action)--- what are you working on?
Dog

http://www.msnusers.com/FineScale/shoebox.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=9


this should take you to the FW 190 sorry for the roundabout way-- just learning the ropes -- i'll comment after you have seen it
Dog

Dog, nice paint job, very evenly applied. Was that done with the Badger 100LG?

E

Thanks E, its my first attempt at 'modern' technique, and acrylics as well -- I used a (brand new) Badger 100LG--i primed it w/ Krylon -- RLM76 base & RLM 75was 'color of eagles'--link below--RLM 74 was Model Master acrylic--sealed w/ Future & washed w/ ivory black/burnt umber artist oil thinned w/ turpenoid

http://www.aircraftcolors.com/index.html

here are a few more--
http://www.msnusers.com/FineScale/shoebox.msnw?albumlist=2

What am I working on letts see...... My most recent is Fujimi's 1/72 Ju87 stuka, which I super detailed from scratch and am currently in the process of painting on the very complicated squiggle camo with my Badger 100LG! , I'll post some pics later once its finished!
By the way nice job on the Fw190, I think it looks great! GOOD JOB! :)

g'day stuka-- are u using the fine nozzle for the squiggle pattern? using acrylic or enamel? as i posted, i'm considering a similar application of winter camo for a FW 190 F8 -- (white squiggle on top of normal scheme)--i appreciate your compliment on the A3