"Wilde Sau"...1/72
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So with your preshade do you spray gray then cloud with white or do you do a darker gray on the panel lines?
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Overall dark grey first, then the white, thinned quite a bit.Hercmech wrote:So with your preshade do you spray gray then cloud with white or do you do a darker gray on the panel lines?
For the color coats, I thin way down...50/50 at least.
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I like the 190 Fermis! Hats off to you my friend, I just dont have the patience or steady enough hands for WWII birds in 1/72. I typically build 1/48 and that is stressful enough, I just cant imagine trying to detail out something so tiny. I'd be throwing things and cussing the whole time.
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Thanks J
Then you'd be right there with me!!!jelliott523 wrote: I'd be throwing things and cussing the whole time.
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An update would be kinda nice...
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I found another ref pic of "yellow 12" that is probably more accurate than the other plate...Manny1943 wrote:I love your wild boars and want to make them squeal like pigs.
Seriously, some fine work w the PE and PITS on these MOFOs...looks like you went for the"marbling" undercoat?
Found some motivational pics:

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I love your unfinished business like nobody's business...
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BUTT...this thread needs more bacon...Manny1943 wrote:I love your unfinished business like nobody's business...



