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Bf 109-g-6
- Thread starter moon puppy
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Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
:nopics
Kind of hard to know what you are really talking about my friend.
Kind of hard to know what you are really talking about my friend.
My plan is to do post shading over the rivet lines, post fading inside, going to try to make it slight.
It'll be fun painting that's for sure.
It'll be fun painting that's for sure.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
B) 
Looking good MP. Watching with great interest - good luck!
Ian.
Looking good MP. Watching with great interest - good luck!
Ian.
I would not say proud. On the upper wings I installed them over primer beore I painted, you can see a slight shadow of them there with the Model Master paint, the Vallejo seems to be thicker and they disappear under it.
There's a lot that can be improved before I say I like it. So far I have not run into the carrier film separating again. I have both sides finished now.
There's enough free lines that I can go back and do parts that were damaged.
Got some other lines to add and touch up, next the painting. :gogo
Remember, you're only seeing the good pictures.
White_Wolf
Master at Arms
So ??? Still pictures of the thing you're building so, nope, I ain't buying it :coolio
Laurence
sharkman
Master at Arms
Got some other lines to add and touch up, next the painting. :gogo
Wow, those look good Bob!
Makes me wonder about using these on a certain Sanger vac kit.... :hmmm
Keep it up!
phantom II
Master at Arms
Looking good Bob 
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
sharkman
Master at Arms
Ok, good advice!! This 109 is 1/32, yes?? I really like the look of them.
Correct, 1:32.
Warren doing free line dry rivets is going to be tedious at best. Maybe use them only in spots you want to show wear and weathering.
Warren doing free line dry rivets is going to be tedious at best. Maybe use them only in spots you want to show wear and weathering.
I'm done with the base colors. I'm going to seal coat it and start decals and weathering. Think I'm going to switch to Tamiya colors, I tried to mix some RLM74 and black to do some post shading and just had a hell of a time keeping the tip wet, even with Vallejo's retarder and thinner.
Also I soldered a couple of hinges for the rudder. Plastic parts have broken off...I'll get a picture of how things stand tomorrow.
Also I soldered a couple of hinges for the rudder. Plastic parts have broken off...I'll get a picture of how things stand tomorrow.
