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I had some light chipping on the canopy frames but the removal and re-install wiped it out. I'll probably re-do it prior to my final pics. You can do it in a number of ways. You probably want to avoid water on a masked canopy so that would rule out the hairspray method. Any of the other methods should work fine including sponge, colored pencils or the good ole paint brush.

The aerial line was painted brown and the tension spring and isolators light grey. There were little blobs of white glue in front of the spring that were painted black. Here are some pictures of Yellow 3 in my light box since I won't get any daytime photo sessions in during the work week.

Very nice finish on this John.





Another masterpiece from your workshop!

Wow! That's just incredible work!

Thanks guys! My 24" light box is not ideal for 1/32 scale aircraft models. As you can see, the background is not seamless as it ideally should be. There are bigger boxes available but I had to balance need with available space and 24" is what I came up with. I still prefer doing my finished shots outside so I'll still do that for Yellow 3.

jkim wrote:I still prefer doing my finished shots outside so I'll still do that for Yellow 3.

Those outdoor shots are phenomenal, John—or in this case, will be once made! Cheers!!!

My photo studio is wet today so I doubt I'll be able to get any final shots of Yellow 3 today.

YUMMY!!!
Great from start to finish!
Excellent fix on the wing cross as well!

Ok... this one is a wrap! Finally got a break in the weather conditions that allowed me to take final shots of Yellow 3...