Well let's hope it dries for you soon Dave looking forward to more great work.
Airfix 1/48 Mosquito mk6
- Thread starter Dave W
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I sprayed a second coat of Dark Green on the model,then took the dog for a walk.When I got back it was still tacky.But I carefully removed the masking.I like to do it before the paint is completely dry so any over spray came be cleaned off.
I sprayed a second coat of Dark Green on the model,then took the dog for a walk.When I got back it was still tacky.But I carefully removed the masking.I like to do it before the paint is completely dry so any over spray came be cleaned off.
I noticed a run in the paint on the right horizontal stabiliser.So that's been rubbed down and re sprayed.Then I started putting decals on.The serial numbers,nose art and red 'no walk' markings on the wings come from the Monogram kit Im building in tandem with this one.The red markings are not brilliant,but the Airfix sheet doesn't include any.Ive decided to paint them on my Monogram mk2.I need to sort some squadron codes next.
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Ziper_it
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That is coming along very nicely, great work on the painting.
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dubster72
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That looks very nice Dave!
Yes looking good Dave
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I've finished applying the decals and have given the model another coat of gloss clear prior to putting a wash on.I hate models where you have to fit the undercarriage during construction.With a bit of thought I could have modified them to fit after painting the model.With the constant handling I managed to break one off.So I've drilled and pinned it back on with brass rod and superglue.The propeller blades on this particular aircraft were the paddle type.The ones supplied in the kit looked a bit big to me.So I modified the mountings and fitted some left over from my Tamiya mk4 build.
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I've finished applying the decals and have given the model another coat of gloss clear prior to putting a wash on.I hate models where you have to fit the undercarriage during construction.With a bit of thought I could have modified them to fit after painting the model.With the constant handling I managed to break one off.So I've drilled and pinned it back on with brass rod and superglue.The propeller blades on this particular aircraft were the paddle type.The ones supplied in the kit looked a bit big to me.So I modified the mountings and fitted some left over from my Tamiya mk4 build.
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These pics seem to have got lost in the change over to the new server.They are for the above post
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These pics seem to have got lost in the change over to the new server.They are for the above post
Nice to see the progress on an older kit and yet another fabulous fix for a modelling mishap.
BTW, I've had about a dozen of these mishaps whilst building the Spits but there's almost always a fix.
Looking forward to seeing this Mozzie finished Dave
All the best
Paul
BTW, I've had about a dozen of these mishaps whilst building the Spits but there's almost always a fix.
Looking forward to seeing this Mozzie finished Dave
All the best
Paul
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Looks very nice (and shiny now).