Crashed Bf109F, Eastern Front 1941
Posted: Mon Aug 31, 2015 3:13 am
Hi,
started this study a few months ago. Kit used is the Hasegawa Bf109F in 1/32nd scale. Their best 109 kit in my opinion. Wish ZM would do a 109 one day ...
RLM colors are mixed using Mr. Kirof´s color chart. First I thought they will look too dark but in 1/32nd scale they look great and realistic.
Color scheme is the standard 74/75/76:
Weathering started by airbrushing thin layers of dirt colors, all Tamiya matt acrylics (grey, brown, black)
I used decals but in future I will do more masking and painting of markings...
Engine exhausts were also done with matt Tamiya acylics (brown + black). I allied a first layer, partially removed it and then re-applied a second layer. Oil stains are done with gloss lacquer tinted with brown and black.
Bye for now!
started this study a few months ago. Kit used is the Hasegawa Bf109F in 1/32nd scale. Their best 109 kit in my opinion. Wish ZM would do a 109 one day ...
RLM colors are mixed using Mr. Kirof´s color chart. First I thought they will look too dark but in 1/32nd scale they look great and realistic.
Color scheme is the standard 74/75/76:
Weathering started by airbrushing thin layers of dirt colors, all Tamiya matt acrylics (grey, brown, black)
I used decals but in future I will do more masking and painting of markings...
Engine exhausts were also done with matt Tamiya acylics (brown + black). I allied a first layer, partially removed it and then re-applied a second layer. Oil stains are done with gloss lacquer tinted with brown and black.
Bye for now!
