speedgraflex wrote:Stuart—are you gonna paint the invasion stripes by hand! That would be badass!
In the words of Kryten Krytinski (Red Dwarf) - ''Just call me badass!'
I always paint my D-day stripes, I've never had success with decals. If this was 1/72 I'd just brush paint them but on this build I am wondering if rattle cans would be better
Cool - good option Stik. Yes I think they're are just post war, which is probably why I don't fancy them. The blue nose is ok but I just don't like that checkered banding.Stikpusher wrote:I hear ya Stuart. I built the same issue of the kit and felt the same way. I have a Supescale decal set that I ended up using the markings from an RCAF squadron from the timeframe of Operation Varsity for my build. Aren’t the kit markings for an immediate post war timeframe scheme anyways?
Thanks Kenny. I'm not very good with clear parts either - it's an area I need to improve. However sealing the gaps with PPP or another water based putty is pretty easy - it's just annoying I forgot to do it before painting, as I now need to go over what I've messed up.KennyX wrote:Damn canopies. I hate working with canopies. You did a good job on that canopy. And I’d like to just take a minute and give you a shout-out for going that extra mile and sealing that gap. I wish I’d done that on my last Emil.
Anyway, good show, as they say! And I like the marking scheme you’ve picked too. Man, this is going to be sweet!
