You must be new here...Sprue-ce Goose wrote:Nice looking work !
1/72 Focke Wulf 190-D9 times TWO!
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Manny1943 wrote:You must be new here...Sprue-ce Goose wrote:Nice looking work !
He's not new, he's just in a new migration pattern.
Thanks Goose!
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VanceCrozier wrote:Manny1943 wrote: You must be new here...
He's not new, he's just in a new migration pattern.
Thanks Goose!
Gotta outa Wisconsin kuzz the grass is still visible.
No snow cover here.
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You want snow... come visit me! Probably 3 inches of messy wet stuff on the ground now.
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Re: 1/72 Focke Wulf 190-D9 times TWO!
I want an update, is what I want...
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Might do that someday...........VanceCrozier wrote:You want snow... come visit me! Probably 3 inches of messy wet stuff on the ground now.
Expecting snow cover in Illinois perhaps as soon as le Weekend............
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Manny1943 wrote:I want an update, is what I want...
UPDATE:
So, nowhere near as much done to the FWs as I planned.
Highlights included...
• Wing crosses added, waiting to see how well these decals play before going for the wingwalk stripes.
• Leather colours applied to the headrests and "bumper" on the instrument panel shroud. (Vallejo acrylics)
• Custom-mixed my RLM02 for the landing gear bits, applied that, may need another coat. (Humbrol enamels)
• Clear parts got two coats of green, masking removed only to reveal that apparently some of my liquid masking failed (or I missed it? Maye too thin??), never had that happen before. So I spent the better part of an hour slicing, scraping, sanding & buffing to repair that part. Looked alright last night, will take another look in daylight today.
• Rear control surfaces in place.
All little fiddly stuff, pics tomorrow.
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Re: 1/72 Focke Wulf 190-D9 times TWO!
Some pics would be kinda nice...wanna see how you focked this part up...
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~chuckle~
Photos are currently being redacted by the censors.
Photos are currently being redacted by the censors.
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Canopies and props just set into place for photo purposes, still need to do some touchups by hand on the framing.


Although, I just noticed, I have the canopies backwards. Red 13 is supposed to have the earlier (non-bubbled) canopy.




Although, I just noticed, I have the canopies backwards. Red 13 is supposed to have the earlier (non-bubbled) canopy.


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