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Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 6:39 am
by BorgR3mc0
BsYamato wrote:Lol just found an hasegawa P-3 Orion and academy catalana at low price :)
Soon updates, the desert Camo almost done ;)
Looks like your large multi engined collection is steadily growing.

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 6:56 am
by BsYamato
You're right.... Unfortunately for my pocket :(
And few hours ago a C-97.. It's time to replace my shelves with an hangar :Shark:

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 11:38 am
by Duke Maddog
BsY, that Hurricane looks fantastic! Brilliant job on the cockpit details. I would never have the guts to try that; my skills are far too meager for that kind of thing.

I know what you mean about your large multi-engined collection needing a hanger. I have two P-3 Orions, two DC-6's, one military, the other civilian; a Valiant, three flying boats: a Shinmeiwa, a Martin Mariner, and one other; two Tu-16 badgers, one Tu-142 Bear, one Tu-160 Blackjack, two more Hercules (at least)... and those are the ones I have on the top of my head. I really do need to finish a few of these.

Looking forward to seeing more! Keep up the great work!

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2014 5:56 pm
by BsYamato
Probably the C-97 I will left to a friends that searched for this kit for years, I can wait for another one :)
Lol lots of these giants I started but not yet finished, the more advanced in works are the Sunderland, condor and he-177, I must finish them!

This night I glued sight clear parts, retouched the Camo lines and glued windscreen and the four guns, Asap the pictures.

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2014 6:29 pm
by BsYamato
Feels like forget to update the post for excessive time :scream:

LOL it's basically finished as the mil-4

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then.. return at the wip from last session:

With the humbrol 89 these are the main color used for the desert scheme

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89 on ,at least 3 thinned layer was used for each color

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94 on, darked with the 26 (the darder between the upper colors)

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the 26.. lighted with the 94 :tongue:

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added the gunsight glass, also the movable piece of canopy was used to fix in the right place the windscreen

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Postshading and highllights, then glossy before decals (the black in the weels are as base for aluminium )

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decals on; no problerm with them, went from a revell hurricane

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More details painted and a white drybrush to tone down decals and more highlights

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On the gears

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works on the propeller

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this will be...

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The basement of rearview mirror, done with aluminium can

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Last picture on the house basement before to move in the kitchen

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glued all pieces and stretched sprue antenna wires on. Tomorrow will paint the wire and the hurricane could be called finished, just need to check if i forget something :sad:

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that's all for now , tomorrow will update the hound thread too, sorry for the delay :bow:
At the next!

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 8:03 am
by BsYamato
Finished this morning! some picture in the kitchen, outdoor pictures prevented by the wind :pod: asap i'll take them and post the finished thread

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More here

http://s405.photobucket.com/user/bsyama ... t=3&page=1

At the next :)

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2014 12:54 pm
by CallSignOWL
man, your bush work is always so fantastic

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 7:31 am
by LyleW
I can give a hearty second to Owl's endorsement!

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 8:44 am
by BorgR3mc0
Ditto on the brushwork!

Re: Old but good heller hurricane IIc 1/72

Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2014 3:41 pm
by Stuart
You are indeed the Master with a brush! I've never seen anyone else do postshading with a brush :bow:

Stunning work!

cheers

Stuart