I guess Ill be working the props and spinners next then the lg. I have yet to decide what the under sides will sport Black or the 76 which would go well in either case. The black hides a lot of my mistakes so that may be the choice.
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I appreciate every ones kind comments. I primed and laid down some RLM 75. I know that it looks kind of hit or miss but there is a method to my insanity, as soon as I figure it out I will let you know.
I guess Ill be working the props and spinners next then the lg. I have yet to decide what the under sides will sport Black or the 76 which would go well in either case. The black hides a lot of my mistakes so that may be the choice.
I guess Ill be working the props and spinners next then the lg. I have yet to decide what the under sides will sport Black or the 76 which would go well in either case. The black hides a lot of my mistakes so that may be the choice.
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Half-black is the way to go...JimD wrote:Nice. Looking forward to seeing your method for the lattice. If you're looking for votes on the scheme, I vote black belly. I was hoping to do it on mine, but I don't think there are markings for an A-0 variant like that.
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Very cool....I look forward to the finished product.
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It has been a while since I have done anything to this bird. I got some mm RLM 76 and after about 1 1/2 hours of making tiny blue tak rat turds and putting them all over the wing it was time to go for broke.
I do have mixed feelings about the result but all in all I guess its OK. I use the MM 76 and it seems a bit too bright with quite a bit of a white tinge to it. but I think I can get it toned down some with some blue mist type of spray gone lightly over it.
I do have mixed feelings about the result but all in all I guess its OK. I use the MM 76 and it seems a bit too bright with quite a bit of a white tinge to it. but I think I can get it toned down some with some blue mist type of spray gone lightly over it.
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yes, Jim it is. I am wondering now if it is due to the RLM 75 being too dark. Who knows? All I know is I am going to finish it up with this and tone it down as much as I can. I was thinking a misting of duck egg blue may help.JimD wrote:Is the MM 76 the enamel or acrylic. I've never used the acrylic, but I've used the enamel a lot and it's never been that light...
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I just found out that the whie balance on my camera was not set correctly. bingo.
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I wonder if we could have some pictures with the camera being adjusted to white balance?!?
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sure thing, after I do my chores for the next three days.Thomas_M wrote:I wonder if we could have some pictures with the camera being adjusted to white balance?!?
