Bolleken's 1:72 stuff

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KSaarni wrote:Nice work Marius, I lift my virtual hat to see how extremely detailed work you do in the cockpit..

Mysefl struggling with details even in my 1/32 build...

- Kari
Thanks Kari. To be honest the kit is a very good easy assembly kit. The belts were missing and the radio cables too. Cables and buckles were done off warm extended sprues, belts itself off tamiya masking tape. Bought that kit for 1 bug at Revell's outlet day. So brilliant kit for that price and good base.
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Very nice work on the pit!
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Very nice on the Yak!
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Where have I been... the current project is simply exquisite! The cockpit details are outstanding.
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Thank you all!
Small update: black base followed by Aluminum at the metal sections. Prepared for a very reduced chipping effect.
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Looking real good! But don’t forget, most Yaks had a mostly wooden construction of the airframe, like the Mosquito. Check your references on the type before you do the chipping.
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Thanks Carlos for your "warning". Copy that. I will mask the metal parts. Then black basing over the aluminum overspray and then camou with chipping. Not too much and not a too dull finish. The Yaks got a layer of wax to optimze surface properties.

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Reno?! :shocked: Very nice!
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Yup, we are a few SPAMmers following actively Marius & his familys exciting journey in the states on FB!

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Sweet work Marius! Sensational job on the cockpit.

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