P-51 D 10NA Tamiya 1/32
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Beautiful work.
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
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Medicman71
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Wow! Such awesome work!!
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Re: P-51 D 10NA Tamiya 1/32
Medicman71 wrote:Wow! Such awesome work!!
ThanksLyleW wrote:Beautiful work.
.This was all he had done. After the model back to the bench finished the wells of the landing gear.
I painted and applied the wear on some parts of the air ducts and radiators.
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A fit test to see how everything is. Nothing is still glued.
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I am afraid having asked this question before, but obviously on the old place we lost. So, maybe you could again tell me how you do this sweet faint shadings around all those structures?
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Fantastic work! I'm curious as well but do have an idea though. Intimidating as hell for me to try doing it myself. I'm always afraid I'll put too much on.
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Re: P-51 D 10NA Tamiya 1/32
Thomas_M wrote:I am afraid having asked this question before, but obviously on the old place we lost. So, maybe you could again tell me how you do this sweet faint shadings around all those structures?
Thomas and BlackSheep214.BlackSheep214 wrote:Fantastic work! I'm curious as well but do have an idea though. Intimidating as hell for me to try doing it myself. I'm always afraid I'll put too much on.
As I've said here (I suppose) I use the post shading. After painting the interior Green, a mix of 2 parts XF-3 (flat yellow) and 1 part XF-5 (flat green), I applied lights and shadows.
For the lights.
Interior Green 1 + yellow 0.5.
For the shadows.
Black (I use Tamiya XF-1).
The two colors with about 80% of X-20 A Thinner Tamiya.
After applying shading use the Aqua Clear Gloss of Alclad, a wash with Dark Brown MIG and dry brush with Tamiya XF-04 enamel. Finally the matte clear also of Alclad.
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Much appreciated, mate! Thank you so much!! 
Re: P-51 D 10NA Tamiya 1/32
I did not like the additional deposits painting. This time first painted glossy black, then aluminum.
Machine guns. Painted black and then a kind of dry brush with graphite.
Flaps and ailerons.
Once'll let the engine covers open the air duct missing.
A few more pieces aluminum.
And for now it is all.
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Machine guns. Painted black and then a kind of dry brush with graphite.
Flaps and ailerons.
Once'll let the engine covers open the air duct missing.
A few more pieces aluminum.
And for now it is all.
Regards
ajcmac
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Completed side panel which was missing oxygen tube and the air conduits.
The cockpit and engine are glued together.
Glued wings.
All set glue to the fuselage (finally).
The fuselage with the wings.
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The cockpit and engine are glued together.
Glued wings.
All set glue to the fuselage (finally).
The fuselage with the wings.
Regards
ajcmac