I think the painting will definitely be the most time consuming aspect of this build.
Having second thoughts about the nose/props, they are wobbly, despite my best efforts to make them "spinable"- I think I'll just glue 'em in place, also considering Nick's idea of doing away with props altogether, for that sleek wargames look.
So here we are then:
After getting it to this stage I applied ( "slopped over") my wash formula- 50/50 Umber & Blue Vallejo Wash. It surely has that hand painted- I don't have an airbrush- look :)
The photos with the wash applied show it still wet.
Can you guess what it is yet? ;)
Good progress on that mate!
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Good grief, how'd you get it done so quickly? I'm still fiddling around with the u/c doors before glueing anything together! Great work!
ReplyDeleteMate you are on fire! Fast progress!
ReplyDeleteWow, fast, I haven't even washed my kit yet.
ReplyDeleteVery nice so far.
ReplyDeleteThanks fellas. Getting stuck in 'cause I have another group build underway for The Guild.
ReplyDeleteI don't really know what I'm doing, just making it up as I go. Like others, I haven't built a model aeroplane in about thirty years.
What are you building at the guild JS?
ReplyDeleteHi Dan,
Deletegroup build, theme is "buildings"- got until end of May. I have something underway but am waiting for some extra bits to come by post, plus some extra scenics I need to get painted up.
What did you do for the undercarriage doors? I'm kind of hitting a block there myself.
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