Blimey mate,that's some dedication!!.. superb stuff for sure,Thanks for the great feedback Jim, Si and John.
I had a crack at the canopy this afternoon. Literally.
I used the supplied masks but some were a bit too big. Whilst trimming them down I managed to put a split into the area near the rear gunner. I'll put that down to battle damage
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I then assembled the pieces carefully with TET and got the paint on. Fingers crossed the demarcation between the colours is at least close.
The rest of the plane got a coat of clear to seal the decals & washes. I used Mr Color GX-113 matt, but by applying it lightly and thinning it with Mr levelling thinner, it has a slight satin sheen which I prefer to a full matt.
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The irony isn't lost on me. A kit I dislike more than any other is turning into one of the best looking that I've built (in my humble opinion)I know you don't like this kit... But I'd be well chuffed with that!!
I think you need a heater in your shed Andy...discovered while trying to clean my brush that my water pot had frozen solid
Agree. It certainly is a very nice build IndeedA kit I dislike more than any other is turning into one of the best looking that I've built (in my humble opinion)
I have a couple in there but I can't justify heating it 24/7.I think you need a heater in your shed Andy...
Pete
Glad I read this. Just brought my paint indoors.That’s what I’d do: take everything that may not stand the cold into the house, or at least some other room where it certainly won’t freeze. Paint isn’t going to freeze as soon as the temperature drops below zero, but it still will at some lower temperature, so to be safe it’s best to keep them somewhere above freezing.
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