Wingnut Wing SE.5a

paddy

Well-known member

• Sunday at 6:34 PM

• #61

You can see what i mean by varying the coats you can change the colour depth and of course the undercoat gives you even more shade options. what first struck me with this paint is was how fine the pigment is, on a really smooth surface it goes on like glass. Your colour looks really good , i wonder what it would look like with a light green or dark green under coat.

 

moon puppy

Administrator

Staff member

• Sunday at 8:48 PM

• #62

We'll find out soon, I just ordered $50 more of the stuff for the BoB Spitfire. Also included on that is another DR1 so the pair of Dreideckers wasn't a bluff.

 

moon puppy

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Staff member

• Sunday at 11:19 PM

• #63

Add 8 more bucks to that order.

I really like how the zenith shading on the fabric ripples came out, disregard the overspray, my CDL mix was behaving badly.

The prop with the heavy acrylics.

Tamiya Dark yellow or buff for the base, I forget and then burnt umber and something else...sorry didn't pay attention to the name, the lighter shade.

 

Heavens Eagle

Well-known member

• Yesterday at 6:34 AM

• #64

Sorry to see the paint spill Bob. It always hurts when there is a waste like that. At least it wasn't all over the build so that is at least the other thing that could have happened.

 

paddy

Well-known member

• Yesterday at 7:40 AM

• #65

I find it better to decant the paint straight from the bottle to the airbrush and miss the bench part out. that said i do like the effect you are getting on the wings, very tidy.

 

centaur567

Well-known member

• Yesterday at 2:13 PM

• #66

The prop looks great. As far as your paint spill, is why I hate tall skinny bottles. Gary S.

 

Sharkmouth

Information Overload

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• Yesterday at 6:29 PM

• #67

centaur567 said:

The prop looks great. As far as your paint spill, is why I hate tall skinny bottles. Gary S.

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Agreed, my liquor comes in short squat bottles, the exact opposite of the wimmen I prefer!

See, someone like Greg or James would print themselves a topple proof base to hold them.

 

centaur567

Well-known member

• Yesterday at 6:37 PM

• #68

I already have a device that I use. It came off a used O2 mask the we used for lung scans.

 

Rhino

Super Moderator

• Today at 12:32 AM

• #69

I like your big wooden fan! Very RFC-like!

 

moon puppy

Administrator

Staff member

• Today at 2:19 AM

• #70

God help me I'm reading the Camel instructions.

 

Heavens Eagle

Well-known member

• Today at 3:16 AM

• #71

I have not had too much of an issue with the paint, but the glue was a whole different story. I have an Ambroid Pro Weld bottle and a bottle that was filled with Zip Kicker. They were both the same size and fit perfectly into these plastic connectors I found at Lowe's. I added a small wad of Silly Putty into the bottom of the hole and pressed the bottles into it. I can remove them fairly easily, but they don't move unless I "MAKE" them move. The lids twist off easily with one hand and one side holds a paint brush for the glue, and the other side has a couple of tubes for some metal dippers that I use to apply the accelerant to CA.

 

Brokeneagle

Master at Arms

• Today at 2:46 PM

• #72

Nice Job Bob.........bad on the spill though.
The shade/ filter on the body is working really well and the prop is beautiful, maybe one of the best wood effects on a prop i have seen done for a while