Ditto on that. I already made the single seater and it was a breeze. The CMK resin parts need some adaptation but the basic kit is great.CallSignOWL wrote:its actually a really solid kit. Acadmy has nice engineering on this one!
Academy Me-163S
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I painted the cockpit in RLM 66. The whole black base is a bit new for me. So I did my best not to get full coverage but get a an irregular pattern. Now to do some detail painting, then a wash and before you know it I can close the fuselage up.
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lawdog114
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Excellent work... 
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Interesting to see that CMK set popped into that little kit. Looking good Borg!
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Still chipping away at that cockpit. I did some detail painting and coated it with Future as preparation for a wash.
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Nice. I did this one a couple years ago. I used Eduard PE instead of resin. I see you use the CMK kit, which is the other route.
This is an excellent little kit. Have fun. I'll watch it come along!
M
This is an excellent little kit. Have fun. I'll watch it come along!
M
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And here is the result of the wash and flat coat:
Time to start glueing this thing together.
Time to start glueing this thing together.
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In all honesty, I only tried the whole black base thing because of the results I see guys like you and DoogsATX get with that technique. I am not exactly sure how it works but I like the way this cockpit has turned out.Fermis wrote: