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al49
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I agree!
I tinned down the Dark Olive Drab color a bit more then usual because I wanted the cross to be still visible, but probably it was too much.
Alberto
Italian Stuka - From the Hasegawa kit in 1:32.
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I agree!
I tinned down the Dark Olive Drab color a bit more then usual because I wanted the cross to be still visible, but probably it was too much.
Alberto
Looking very good. But I agree with Terry. According to the pic above and profiles in TOPDRAWINGS no.7 of Kagero the LW and nazi markings vere overpainted with a dark green paint fully. No transparency there. I think it would be better if you just applied these crosses with the dark green paint only. In the way , you would avoid the double work.
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al49
Tech Sergeant
Hi,
I think I should have done from the beginning as suggested by Wojtek but I decided to go this way so I needed to find a solution as you can see here:
Everything is already coated with Future, so there are also some strange light effects, but it seems almost right now.
In the mean time I received the special decals I got made for me (the issue was on white numbers) and I can start with them.
Cheers
Alberto
I think I should have done from the beginning as suggested by Wojtek but I decided to go this way so I needed to find a solution as you can see here:
Everything is already coated with Future, so there are also some strange light effects, but it seems almost right now.
In the mean time I received the special decals I got made for me (the issue was on white numbers) and I can start with them.
Cheers
Alberto
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al49
Tech Sergeant
Still not happy with the over-painting of German crosses, I cleaned part of upper wings once more and re-painted again.
Now I feel it's better, here the pictures:
But, in the mean time, I received the decals I got made for me and they have been positioned, then the whole model was coated with Future and, later,
with Vallejo matt varnish.
A few more details:
Next step: some weathering, antenna wire and last little details.
Thanks for viewing.
Cheers
Alberto
Now I feel it's better, here the pictures:
But, in the mean time, I received the decals I got made for me and they have been positioned, then the whole model was coated with Future and, later,
A few more details:
Next step: some weathering, antenna wire and last little details.
Thanks for viewing.
Cheers
Alberto
Crimea_River
Marshal
Looks good Alberto.
Looking good!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Very nice work Alberto.
like that Alberto well done mate!
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al49
Tech Sergeant
Hi everybody,
after some time I finally put the words "The End" on this project as well.
Here some pictures of the model:
and some details:
View attachment 199973
For weathering on the dark upper surfaces, I decided to try something different: I used very diluted Row Umber guache that, once dry, is a light brown color.
The contrast is nice and seems nice to me, what do you think?
Cheers
alberto
after some time I finally put the words "The End" on this project as well.
Here some pictures of the model:
and some details:
For weathering on the dark upper surfaces, I decided to try something different: I used very diluted Row Umber guache that, once dry, is a light brown color.
The contrast is nice and seems nice to me, what do you think?
Cheers
alberto
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Crimea_River
Marshal
I like how that turned out Alberto. Looks fantastic. Well done!
Airframes
Benevolens Magister
I agree with Andy.
ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
Looks really good. Like the way you over sprayed the wing crosses....
Charles
Charles
