The Tamiya P-47 is probably my favorite kit, as the Jug is one of my favorite subjects period. Kearby's FGIV was an early D-4, so I modified the lower two cowl flaps to represent this. I used an Eduard Look IP and the accompanying seatbelts. I also used some Ultracast block tread wheels, which I love. I added brake lines and wired up the engine, as I do with all my radials. I painted on the main markings with spare Montex masks and used Thundercal decals for FG IV specific markings. Paints are AK Real Colors OD and faded OD over Neutral Grey. I love this new AK Real Colors line. I was going for faded so I used more of the faded OD. Chipping was done with the liquid frisket technique and I'm fairly pleased with it. I wanted it noticeable but not overdone. Weathering was first done with diluted black-brown post shading then a follow up with a mix of MIG Ammo and AK enamel washes.
That's all I can think of. I have a recent bubbletop I'll share soon as well.