Brengun 1/72 Kugisho Ohka

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Both are looking really good
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Everything has gotten a classic oil paint wash. I accidentally knocked off one of those rudder balances but I found it.


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It’s amazing how a simple wash really brings out all of the details :hmm: These two are looking better and better Remco.
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Yes, even in the time of black basing, filters, anti monochromatic finish, pre shading, filters, modulation and those other techniques a simple wash remains essential for me.
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BorgR3mc0 wrote: ....a simple wash remains essential for me.
Keeps the skin looking young!

That is nice work on these “big boys”. You are another wizard!
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The wash really did make them stand out even more. Very nice!
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Great work on the little Ohkas! I agree about the wash... a good wash usually transforms a model.
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Almost done, the flat coat is on and a few details (visor was made with copper wire). I am going to make a small vignette for the Kamikaze and then they are done.

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