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Hasegawa 1/72 F-86D *FINISHED*
- Thread starter Strangeways
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Duke Maddog
Well-known member
That is one of the most incredible Sabre Dogs I've seen in a good long time. Stunning work and a well-deserved ribbon!
I gotta ask, how did you get such sharp, clean lines with your wash? I have never been successful in getting anything remotely that good. It is one of the mysteries of this hobby I can never seem to solve, much less master.
I bow to the Master.
Well done!
I gotta ask, how did you get such sharp, clean lines with your wash? I have never been successful in getting anything remotely that good. It is one of the mysteries of this hobby I can never seem to solve, much less master.
I bow to the Master.
Well done!
Hasegawa 1/72 F-86D
Finished?!?!
:woohoo:
See guys, the subtle panel lines, that's what I thought i was doing with the DH88, you artistic guys really take the color selection for granted. That's something we mortals struggle with.
Outstanding finish Mike and congrats on your first MA campaign! :drinks
Be sure to post it on our completed builds thread for CTA3 to be in the drawing.
Thanks James and Christian
Well, it's finished, my first Campaign on MA. It's a great little kit, although I'm not entirely happy with it – wish I'd spent a bit more time checking the fit of the canopy which in retrospect might have been better displayed in the open position. Having said that, this kit has been in my stash for several years so it's nice to have finally built it.
Finished?!?!
:woohoo: See guys, the subtle panel lines, that's what I thought i was doing with the DH88, you artistic guys really take the color selection for granted. That's something we mortals struggle with.
Outstanding finish Mike and congrats on your first MA campaign! :drinks
Be sure to post it on our completed builds thread for CTA3 to be in the drawing.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Hasegawa 1/72 F-86D
I am very impressed with this build Beautiful bird .Congratulations .
Cheers, Christian B)
I am very impressed with this build
Beautiful bird .Congratulations .Cheers, Christian B)
Strangeways
Member
Thanks a lot guys :drinks
It's just a case of thinning the oil paints to a wash consistency, then using a fine brush apply a drop of the mixture to a panel line. Capillary action draws the wash straight along the line. The model needs to have a gloss coat, which repels the wash and forces it to stay in the recesses. It's so easy it's almost like cheating. :v
It's just a case of thinning the oil paints to a wash consistency, then using a fine brush apply a drop of the mixture to a panel line. Capillary action draws the wash straight along the line. The model needs to have a gloss coat, which repels the wash and forces it to stay in the recesses. It's so easy it's almost like cheating. :v