eagledocf15
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Any progress?
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Can you describe how you do your washes and scratches in detail? thanks
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looking good!!!!
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Great NMF!
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Wahoo!!! A Great Subject. Go Brian Go!
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Photobucket didnt screw up I did. I deleted the photos from my album to make more room not realising that they would be deleted from here as well, a rookie mistake!! I've still got all the photos in a file on the computer though. Sorry for the inconveniance, there are however pics of the finished model in the finished projects section.
Cheers Bevan
Bevan
The finished model looks fantastic! Is there anyway to get the WIP pictures in order to learn from the master! Phenominal work Sir. Best wishes.
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Great work so far!
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You stated "Despite being painted in a late war scheme, Yellow 5 had an older style spinner. No spiral or white segment, just overall blackgreen RLM71. I used the Testor's 71 which seemed a bit too light, so I added a few drops of black to the mix. Once it was dry, I used a very fine section of stretched sprue to add some silver scratches to the blades and the spinner." Can you describe how you used the Sprue and what paint you used? Thanks
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Well done - and you are definitely a speed builder! Bravo and Excellent work
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I really would love to see all the photos in the article. From what I have seen, Beven Does fantastic work!!!! Thanks
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Hi guy's this is the cockpit of the 219 from Revell. Paints used are Gunze acrylics with a little Tamiya as well. Details were picked out with Humbrol enamels. I replaced the molded levers with brass wire and white glue for knobs. I also added some fictitious wiring for added interest and used HGW's 219 belt set. I found them fairly fiddly but well worth the effort. Chips/scratches were done with Derwent coloured pencils as well as 2b grey lead. Washes with oils, dry brushing with oils as well. Testors Dull Coat for final finish.
Hope you enjoy the pics cheers Bevan
Is there any way to see these photos. All the photos in the article are gone! Thanks and Best Wishes
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Any more progess?
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Love the T-2! I will be watching this one!
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No Instructions! WOW! I would love to see a Cookie! Maybe chocolate ;-).
I am really looking forward to getting one of these kits. Thanks for letting us follow along.
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Fantastic Work. I love the weathering! Thanks for the details!
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The tires is air brushed tamiya flat black lightend up with white for rubber tire look. The hub hand painted with indian ink . Brushes on perfect and leaves no brush mark. Then i use future for gloss coat. Apply decal then airbrush future and then flat coat with testors dull coat . I painted the struts with Model master RLM 02 , gloass coat with future and use flory water base wash. TYhen model master dullcoat . Hope this helps you
Cheera Brian
Thanks. Can you give more details on the India ink? I am not familiar with that one.
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Hey Mike, the green/blue 76 is a custom mix.
Gunze H74 sky (duck egg green) 1ml
Tamiya XF2 flat white 12 drops
Tamiya XF12 jn grey 2 drops.
Thats the basic colour, I also used the h74 in random spots as well as the xf 12 all well thinned.
Hope this helps
Cheers Bevan
Were any of the other colors custom mixes? Excellent work!
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Another small update . Landing gear is complete . Finally after many 109 kits i have built added the decals to the tires and struts. Make the gears/wheels more alive. Now to paint detail in office then the usual coat of future and weathering. So stay tuned folks
Cheers Brian
How did you paint and weather the wheels and struts? Very well done!!!
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Great start! Thanks for sharing
Revell 1/32 Bf109 Erla G10 Yellow 24
in LSM 1/32 and Larger Aircraft Ready for Inspection
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is there a build log, Step-by-Step or a work in progress on this masterpiece?