As usual with picktooth and lots of patienceStikpusher wrote:The camo is coming along great BSY! How do you go back and clean up the window framing?
Four WWII twin engines in 1/72
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That's very nice indeed BSY!
Yep, that's how I do it too - one of the few advantage of brush painting!BsYamato wrote:As usual with picktooth and lots of patienceStikpusher wrote:The camo is coming along great BSY! How do you go back and clean up the window framing?
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Jump on the Hudson after completed the too much layers needed of humbrol 23 (on the blenheim too) and starting upper colors with humbrol 27 (the nearest color i have for the suggested color), a first layer at the morning and a second during afternoon



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Hudson!!!! Great aircraft and a great build BSY - Nicework!
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Excellent! Keep plugging along man. This is keeping me motivated to build more too.
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And now the russian one
Takin advantage of the inner painting of a kamov i used almost the same color to paint petlyakov inners



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Takin advantage of the inner painting of a kamov i used almost the same color to paint petlyakov inners



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Good job! It’s a pleasure to see your work! What is the supporting putty underneath the fuselage? Looks like Silly Putty....
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Thanks 
Italian equivalent of blue tac, just not blue.. light yellow or white
Italian equivalent of blue tac, just not blue.. light yellow or white
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Back with the dornier:
Glossy, about two layers of 35 humbrol


Then decals. More to come, mainly stencils


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Glossy, about two layers of 35 humbrol


Then decals. More to come, mainly stencils


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