Seriously though, your work looks that realistic. I too want to set up a backdrop similar to that to shoot my models when they are completed. Someday maybe I will. Your work and your photography are phenomenal.
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Marius, no fair shooting pics of real aircraft and passing them off as your work! LOL!
Seriously though, your work looks that realistic. I too want to set up a backdrop similar to that to shoot my models when they are completed. Someday maybe I will. Your work and your photography are phenomenal.
Seriously though, your work looks that realistic. I too want to set up a backdrop similar to that to shoot my models when they are completed. Someday maybe I will. Your work and your photography are phenomenal.
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Went on with Hasegawa's Phantom.
I scratched a bit the wheel-bays because they were fully empty. Then a primer in black followed. Last work for today was application of very thin white. Like mottling....
And thanks for the nice words guys.
I scratched a bit the wheel-bays because they were fully empty. Then a primer in black followed. Last work for today was application of very thin white. Like mottling....
And thanks for the nice words guys.
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Nice work in the nose well!
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Looking good so far. Excellent mottling.
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Re: Bolleken's 1:72 stuff
Yesterday night I colored the topside. It is Tamiya XF-20. But I am not happy. It seems too dark and too yellow compared to photos. Need to compare at daylight.
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Which paint scheme is the Phantom going to be in?
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Yepp. Right.
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Cool. Have you figured out why the XF-20 looks so... tan...? It looks like you wrote, that it is "yellow." It does! A problem with the paint?Bolleken wrote:Yepp. Right.
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