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Wingnut Wings Roland C.IIa


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Metal fittings, covers and maintenance flaps were also assembled "just like in real life".
First the raw aluminium, then the primer and then the camouflage paint - then again aged, weathered etc.

 

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Here the step pad made of plywood, painted with camouflage. for the mechanics on the lower left wing. This pad is of course always very heavily stressed by the mechanics' boot soles - this is how it should look on the model.

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Here now pictures of the finished whale fish.
All markings were painted, also the mouth. The teeth are the Wingnut Decals.

I cut them carefully with a scalpel out from the rest of the mouth decals.
The black thin border around the mouth is partly painted with oil paint.

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I feel same.  The attention to detail is peerless.  Honestly, I don;t understand how you can work on some of the things that are so small.

 

Totally impressed!

 

GAz

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