A Model Polikarpov I-180 1/72

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Bravo!

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Thanks guys! I think the surface prep really paid off. It is so shiny I won’t be doing a gloss coat.
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Wouh, that is truly a red bird!

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Way to go Borg! That is a brilliant coat of red! Nicely done!
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Excellent red Borg :shoutout:
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I did the decals straight on the gloss paint (all two of them!). Then is gloss coated it with Future thinned with Gunze lacquer thinner. I did this to protect the red from the wash. I tested my favourite wash on a piece of unprotected paint and it went bad. But that is what tests are for. So I am happy with it.

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Wow, sensational! All two decals? Man, that must have taken you days! :giggles:
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:hmm: the long decals session
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That's looking really good Borg - you did a great job on that red.

I don't know where you got the patience to do all of those decals though. :bag:
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Funny thing is that I am currently bogged down with the decals of my Hind A. I guess that is karma. :hmm:
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