Being a limited run kit, it was in pretty rough shape, however, surface detail is quite fine and much better than most kits in this scale.
1/72 Admiral Spitfire mkVb
1/72 Admiral Spitfire mkVb
Finished this one up last week...
Being a limited run kit, it was in pretty rough shape, however, surface detail is quite fine and much better than most kits in this scale.
Being a limited run kit, it was in pretty rough shape, however, surface detail is quite fine and much better than most kits in this scale.
Re: 1/72 Admiral Spitfire mkVb
Niiice! What kind of washings did you use?
"Did you really pay a big amount of money for only half a figure?!"
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Re: 1/72 Admiral Spitfire mkVb
another home run! outta da park!
To make each build less crappy than the last one. Or, put another way, "Better than the last one, not as good as the next one!"..
Re: 1/72 Admiral Spitfire mkVb
Thanks guys!
I mix my own, using acrylic craft paint, water and a drop or two of dish soap.
I have a couple mixes on hand.
One is "Raw Umber", fairly thin for an all over wash. Dirties up wheel wells, cockpits, engines real nice without over doing it.
Another is about 50/50 "Raw Umber / Black", for panel line washes in some cases.
The other is about 85/15 "Black / Raw Umber", also for panel lines.
tigrazor wrote:Niiice! What kind of washings did you use?
I mix my own, using acrylic craft paint, water and a drop or two of dish soap.
I have a couple mixes on hand.
One is "Raw Umber", fairly thin for an all over wash. Dirties up wheel wells, cockpits, engines real nice without over doing it.
Another is about 50/50 "Raw Umber / Black", for panel line washes in some cases.
The other is about 85/15 "Black / Raw Umber", also for panel lines.