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jkim wrote:Right on, Clint! You know I love Doras so I'll be watching with interest. I've not built the Eduard D-series so I'm doubly interested. Let me know if you need specific information regarding 500645 as I have both the JaPo and Crandall Dora references.

Such a beautiful result! Very well done!!

Thank you Thomas

Sorry I missed the conclusion of this one Clint! Bravo on a beautiful late war Dora! Something about the RLM81 brown schemes that appeals to me!

Thank you John and thanks for all the input and advice on late war colors.

Floki wrote:Getting close to the end now. Going to start working on the base soon. Got some weathering done still need to add some pigment to the wheels.


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That’s one beautiful aircraft. Lean and mean. And you’ve done a great job. Truly, she’s a beaut!

There’s a great deal that I like about the finish you’re achieving. Firstly the colors for the overall camo are gorgeous. Secondly, the effects. I’m astounded at how I noticed them but didn’t “see” them right away, which is a to say- they’re beautifully executed, they aren’t overdone at all, and they contribute so much to the gestalt of this thing. You obviously went into this with a clear vision and I admire that. I admire your discipline as well, as I tend to go way too overboard with that stuff

Simply gorgeous. Lovely work!

Thank you Kenny! I do like the salt fading and will try it again on the next build. I will need to make sure to use more salt next time and might try it on a AFV too.

Beautiful, clean, crisp work on this lady, Clint. Lovely, but deadly, too.

LyleW wrote:Beautiful, clean, crisp work on this lady, Clint. Lovely, but deadly, too.

Lyle and Stuart, thank you guys.