GB-62 1/32 Spitfire Mk.IXc - Spitfires

[Ralph Haus]

How much better could 1:32 be over 1:48, detailing wise? Well, you just did a fantastic job of illustrating the plus sides of that scale. Amazing build going here!

 

[le_steph40]

very nice

 

[hainus]

G'day everyone , finally got back to repainting this spitty , been busy trying to figure out how to fly the F/A-18 in DCS , i feathered the edges this time instead of a hard edge on the camo , i found i get a better edge with painting the dark green over they grey instead of vice versa , anybody else notice this when they paint camo ? u can see it in the pics.
The difference in detail between the 2 scales Ralph is amazing.

 

[Vic Balshaw]

That's a nice bit of freehand spraying.

 

[rochie]

Really nice

 

[Ralph Haus]

That's a nice bit of freehand spraying.

I'll 2nd that!! So...brush mfg and model, air pressure and paint mfg/thinning? Not sure how your avoiding those stray paint oversprays? Loose masking?

 

[Crimea_River]

My rule of thumb is to paint the darker colours over the lighter and that includes free hand camo paint.

 

[hainus]

I done it all by freehand , no masking , just had the painting guide beside me , i sprayed down the green first then the grey , i left the pressure around 15-20 psi and thinned the green paint to a ratio of 3:1 and used the smallest needle and tip in my airbrush , i held the airbrush probly around 1 cm from the plane and angled the airbrush so it wouldn't blow over the grey paint , when painting i was only slightly pulling back on the needle to get a tiny amount of paint coming out , gota be careful to not clog the tip and get splatter .
I was using the AK real colours with tamiya retarder lacquer thinner with a paasche talon airbrush . The part number for the airbrush is on the box if u wana have a detailed look at it .

 

[fubar57]

Beauty

 

[Gnomey]

Looks good so far!