Hasegawa 1/72 mil mi-24 Hind A

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I had some overspray with my red and white Komet. So I learned better to be safe the sorry the hard way.
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That’s coming along very nicely Borg. I really like the dark topside scheme.
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After more then a year (!) I finally sprayed the underside of the Hind. I started this build to be a quick and easy one. After all, what could possibly go wrong with a Hasegawa kit? Well it wasn’t the kit, it was me and life and everything. So this was also my first airbrush session in over a year. That is not good for you skills but fortunately grey is an easy and forgiving colour to spray.
I also removed the masking after that. There are a few traces of the tape. But that is to be expected after such a long time. All in all I am happy that this build has some progress.

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Good to see this one back on track.
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BorgR3mc0 wrote:After more then a year (!) I finally sprayed the underside of the Hind. I started this build to be a quick and easy one. After all, what could possibly go wrong with a Hasegawa kit? Well it wasn’t the kit, it was me and life and everything. So this was also my first airbrush session in over a year. That is not good for you skills but fortunately grey is an easy and forgiving colour to spray.
I also removed the masking after that. There are a few traces of the tape. But that is to be expected after such a long time. All in all I am happy that this build has some progress.
Airbrushing is like with biking, the skills get rusty but after one session you are back to normal again!
Very nice camo!

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That looks excellent man! Beautiful job on the camouflage!
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A little teaser shot of the Hind. It looks like it is almost ready. But that is not true, I have to gloss coat, decals, wash, detail paint and flat coat. But temporarily assembling helps to keep me motivated.

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Nice work! Those are amazing birds.
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I gloss coated the Hind in preparation decals and wash. Gloss coat was Future thinned with Gunze lacquer thinner.


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That looks fantastic! Far better than any of mine!
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