1/32 Tamiya Corsair with BRASSIN P&W R-2800 engine

[Thomas_M]

Nice ride-on machine! Two meatball kill marks?

Pascal, this looks like a serious P&W aircraft engine! Hope some of this will be visible later when finished!

[Stefan]

Nice ride-on machine! Two meatball kill marks?

Pascal, this looks like a serious P&W aircraft engine! Hope some of this will be visible later when finished!

This one is awsome and indeed inspiring thanks a lot

PS: the lathe is a bit posh isn't it

[Stefan]

upps don't get the hang of this replying thing

[Thomas_M]

upps don't get the hang of this replying thing

Glad to help whatever you would like to know of this reply thing!

[pg265]

Hi,


Bad day, sad day.
Japan GP. FORZA Jules.

Thanks for comments guys.

I wasn't satisfy with the grey color.
Parts masked waiting for the new color.



Paint "research".

Aeromaster Blue Gray for the upper surface:





I love that paint!

Same part after post shading of Blue Grey from Gunze on the rivets + light coat of Klir + oils ( W&N Raw Umber for details, Titanium White for effects) + Micro Flat



This one after post shading of Blue Grey from Gunze on the rivets + light coat of Klir + oils ( W&N Raw Umber for details, Titanium White and Olive Green for effects) + Micro Flat



Here, just Gunze Blue Grey with a light coat of Micro Flat



Same thing for the lower surface color.
Comparison between Aeromaster and Gunze.
Heavy black pre-shade...
Gunze on LH, Aeromaster RH:



Gunze Light Gull Grey + Raw Umber + Micro Flat



Aeromaster + Klir + RU + Micro Flat



Gunze H-51





Pascal

[mostrich]

This is magic and I'm bewitched.

[mustang1989]

That engine looks killer! Great detail and great painting!!!

[Thomas_M]

I still have some of those AeroMaster paints. Too bad this line was discontinued!

Pascal, I admire your very subtle colour and shading on just so small parts. Most impressive!

[pg265]

Hi,

Thank you Mates.

Small progress on the Corsair.
Paint work is starting on the folding part of the wings.

Gear bay is almost done after the color was modified:





White ZP primer:





Pre shading process on the stabilo.

Dull alu from Alclad over the white primer:





Maskol for the chipping effect:



Time for Zinc Chromate (Model Master Acryl):





Quick hairspray coat:





Soon Stars:



Voilà, c'est tout.

Forza Jules.

Pascal

[Thomas_M]

C´est tout? C´est magnifique!!

You ave a wonderful arsenal of different airbrushes. Following your steps here is like looking a thriller movie! Very interesting!
What´s ZP primer, btw?