Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
It has been said before, but that is amazing work. I admire the patience at the work on the clear parts and the mating with the fuselage! Well done.
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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Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Awesome work as always!
Mike
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Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Thanks guys 
The return of the paggy
I forget to update after clear parts badly painting.. but last two days i resumed with light grey green and kakhi paint the japanese bomber:
First layer of grey (humbrol 147 grey with minimal percentage of 78 interior green)
the grey mix dries so fast that i tried to mix up the kakhi (too many colors i used to enlist) and go with first thinned layer on wings
Yesterday two more layers of grey (three or four hours between second and third layer) and another sparse layer of kakhi corrected, and this afternoon masked the grey and more kakhi
At the next!
The return of the paggy
I forget to update after clear parts badly painting.. but last two days i resumed with light grey green and kakhi paint the japanese bomber:
First layer of grey (humbrol 147 grey with minimal percentage of 78 interior green)
the grey mix dries so fast that i tried to mix up the kakhi (too many colors i used to enlist) and go with first thinned layer on wings
Yesterday two more layers of grey (three or four hours between second and third layer) and another sparse layer of kakhi corrected, and this afternoon masked the grey and more kakhi
At the next!
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Great to see Peggy back on the bench!
The level of scratch build inside the fuselage is just amazing!
- Kari
The level of scratch build inside the fuselage is just amazing!
- Kari
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Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
KSaarni wrote:Great to see Peggy back on the bench!
The level of scratch build inside the fuselage is just amazing!
- Kari
THIS!!!
Every take-off has a landing...some are just better than others
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Thanx for comments
going rapidly trought kakhi layers.. the mix i use was created saturnday and still works!! instead the grey is gone but enough for three layers!
this afternoon
and this night another layer forcing drying times!
tomorrow final layer and could be four or five!
At the next
going rapidly trought kakhi layers.. the mix i use was created saturnday and still works!! instead the grey is gone but enough for three layers!
this afternoon
and this night another layer forcing drying times!
tomorrow final layer and could be four or five!
At the next
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Final layer of kakhi this afternoon and removed tape
And leave it dry in the hangar
at the next with grey correction
And leave it dry in the hangar
at the next with grey correction
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Unfreezed the Peggy this mornig, for lasts layers of grey and a good masking exercise ... i hate to mask 
At the next
At the next
Re: Not Peggy the pig (hasegawa 1/72 Ki-67)
Just caught up to this one. Just love your cockpit and interior work. It's all so well done!
I intend to follow this a little bit more closely, as I have this kit and was wondering what to do with it. You are doing a stand-up job showing the way.
You and I are in the same class on that experience. Masking has put quite a few of my models on the hanger-queen shelf.BsYamato wrote: ... i hate to mask
I intend to follow this a little bit more closely, as I have this kit and was wondering what to do with it. You are doing a stand-up job showing the way.