Four WWII twin engines in 1/72

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Magnificent work Silvio! I love the smooth gloss coat. It's hard, but I have to keep reminding myself that you don't have an airbrush which makes this even more impressive! Excellent decal work too!
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Thanks Duke :) no airbrush in sight

Finished with decals, only bomb and propeller stencils remains

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BSY, you are truly a maestro with the ancient tool of the paintbrush. Your work is superb! :shoutout:

Perhaps sometime you can post something for us all about the brushes, paints, and any techniques that you use.
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I am at a loss for words on his mad brushing skills. Bravo! :shoutout: :shoutout: :shoutout:
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Thanks :bow:
Stikpusher wrote:...

Perhaps sometime you can post something for us all about the brushes, paints, and any techniques that you use.
I hope to do this soon with an easy kit :)
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Stikpusher wrote:BSY, you are truly a maestro with the ancient tool of the paintbrush. Your work is superb! :shoutout:

Perhaps sometime you can post something for us all about the brushes, paints, and any techniques that you use.
:that:
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Meanwhile in the bunker

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An Excellent build as always BSY :shoutout:
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Jump on the hudson, corrected upper colors, probably even the bottom to correct

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Not in picture but also started to paint dornier little pieces

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