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Airfix hawker typhoon Mk.1B 1/24


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Hi all update 3, some primer and paint going on. I think you get the gist from the picture's. 

Alcad white primer                                       Tamiya xf 83 mixed with some xf 2

 Tamiya xf 82 mixed with some xf 19          and a masking idea I wanted to share

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Hi Darren, impressive work on the camo and a great idea about the masking. As I saw the first pictures of ocean gray I thought what the heck, but then it clicked ;).
We share the same preferences for the airbrush, mate. A magnificent tool, I like even better than my old Rotring ones, which are engineered more refined, but are not so easy to use for modelling. They are better to use with inks and other non pigmented colors.

Cheers Rob

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1 hour ago, DocRob said:

Hi Darren, impressive work on the camo and a great idea about the masking. As I saw the first pictures of ocean gray I thought what the heck, but then it clicked ;).
We share the same preferences for the airbrush, mate. A magnificent tool, I like even better than my old Rotring ones, which are engineered more refined, but are not so easy to use for modelling. They are better to use with inks and other non pigmented colors.

Cheers Rob

Sorry  Rob, didn't mean to scare you with my dodgy air brushing(not the airbrush fault).nice and raw, like blow by blow. It just shows an idea that may come in handy... Yes that airbrush is fantastic.

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8 hours ago, GusMac said:

The stripes look suitably 'scruffy' Darren. What technique did you use, hairspray, liquid frisket or somesuch?

I used humbrol liquid maskol . On the leading edges I applied this with a toothbrush flicking it on. now I will weather this in. 20171107_151246.thumb.jpg.d8bc9361a3cea9ed967aba8cc8cbd434.jpg

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On 10/25/2017 at 4:38 PM, GusMac said:

Thanks coolboxx, I'll try and pick up those Brassin cannons before I get round to this.

I picked them up and they're gorgeous.

 

I bought far too many aftermarket accessories probably

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On 09/11/2017 at 9:31 PM, GusMac said:

Thanks Darren, will have to look into that Humbrol maskol. I've got the Gunze Neo liquid mask and it's too thick to try a technique like that but your results look very nice.

 Just wondered Gus of you could water it down. The humbrol you can.

20 hours ago, scrodes said:

I picked them up and they're gorgeous.

 

I bought far too many aftermarket accessories probably

 They are very smart, slight mod to fit. But worth it. 

11 hours ago, rkranias said:

great work.  the painting/chipping is exceptional.  this is a big bird.

 Thanks Rick , yeah it's big just picked up a 32nd fw 190 a8 feels like a 48 scale now lol. 

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 Hi all, Iam calling this done, thank you all for the comments really do encourage me along. Airfix hawker typhoon Mk.1B 1/24, master rockets (work of art), eduard gun set,metal landing gear and painted with tamiya xf81,82 and 83.

 

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