Looking great Sergio...
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1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
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Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
Can you fly this plane and land it? Surely you can't be serious? I am serious, and don't call me Shirley
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Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
Same here: the canopy looked good when in place, so why was it necessary to remove it again?
Camouflage colours look nice, what paints did you use?
Camouflage colours look nice, what paints did you use?
Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
BorgR3mc0 wrote:Why was it necessary to remove the canopy? It looked pretty good.
the remove the canopy is only because the paint some interior parts that I thought were good so it was not stuck and took off so I had to get her to repegar those pieces.Thomas_M wrote:Same here: the canopy looked good when in place, so why was it necessary to remove it again?
I use almost exclusively Gunze very dilute, the primer floor give it in gray or black also very dilute Vallejo, the latter to mix me I give a fellow a magnetic mixer but I fabricate one with a computer fan and some magnets as vallejo is is to mix very nicely not to do lumpsThomas_M wrote:Camouflage colours look nice, what paints did you use?
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Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
A computer fan to mix paints? Now, THAT sounds interesting! Any pictures of this device?
Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
Thomas_M wrote:A computer fan to mix paints? Now, THAT sounds interesting! Any pictures of this device?
It is a very simple and made with waste products from the working device, the case is polycarbonate 2mm cuts protacciones of the machine, the fan is out of an old tower that had to house, the power supply of the same tower and magnets are 2 possible faulty hard drives without repair and a former speaker.


.the power supply need to be old to have performed a bridge between these two wires to activate the output feeding, feeding with the 5 V (red wire) and 12V (yellow wire), the fan going at full speed, to regulate the rotational speed has to put a potentiometer in the yellow wire to reduce the voltage on the wire that will reduce fan speed.
if you want to do with on-off switch without disconnecting from the source is single 5v cable is inserted the switch.
I use as shaker needle bearings usually about 4mm long and 2mm in diameter are pretty cool
Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
I'm diggin the faded look of the paint on this MOFO... 
Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
Manny1943 wrote:I'm diggin the faded look of the paint on this MOFO...
forgive my English but are not fluent, and not know it means MOFO. Might you explain me?
Re: 1/72 MPM Focke Wulf Fw189 A2
I put a photo that is my first of coat of paint usually give you only one color but it is what he looks like to give you that presence or appearance of wear to the paint.

give effect to the painting is so broad as to do very worn paint or almost wear a chromatic range is achieved and depth that can be dispensed with later steps, such as oils or part of the weathering
give effect to the painting is so broad as to do very worn paint or almost wear a chromatic range is achieved and depth that can be dispensed with later steps, such as oils or part of the weathering




