Heavens Eagle
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Thanks for looking John! The p-38 is on the Shelf of Doom at this time. I want to work on something new that I WANT to work on. It will probably get a similar treatment to what this kit got when I get back to it.
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A Shelf Queen - TriMaster Fw-190 A8 R11 Night Fighter - Finished
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Skinny_Mike
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Turned out really well Paul. Nice work!
Heavens Eagle
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Thanks Mike!
centaur567
Well-known member
Great job!! Nice detail. Gary S. XXXXV XX XX
Heavens Eagle
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Thanks Luiz, it was a long time coming. Started in 2012 and finished in 2020. Maybe I should take out one of my REALLY OLD shelf queens next time.
Heavens Eagle
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Thanks Rob!
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Really nice Paul, love it!
The detail on the canopy closing wires is beautiful and as you pointed out, the guns color and shine look perfect. I think the brown weathering is fine. My only point would be to use more than 1color and shade to get more variation.
The detail on the canopy closing wires is beautiful and as you pointed out, the guns color and shine look perfect. I think the brown weathering is fine. My only point would be to use more than 1color and shade to get more variation.
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Thanks for looking in Jeff!
Hey Ian, I appreciate the comment, but am not real sure quite what you mean or in what way. Were you meaning other shades of brown weathering?
Really nice Paul, love it!
The detail on the canopy closing wires is beautiful and as you pointed out, the guns color and shine look perfect. I think the brown weathering is fine. My only point would be to use more than 1color and shade to get more variation.
Hey Ian, I appreciate the comment, but am not real sure quite what you mean or in what way. Were you meaning other shades of brown weathering?
