I think there's a market for brass antenna. I shaped one out of some stock a while back. I forget what aircraft it was.When i built my P38 last month i did as bob said, fitted it and broke it off within an hour
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P-38J "MISS ANN" VIII Fighter Command Night Intruder Trials Detachment
- Thread starter RichB
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RichB
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Miss Ann has been patiently waiting for her photo shoot to show off her paint scheme. This was brush painted using Vallejo Model Air colors, Medium Sea Grey for the upper surface and Dark Blue Grey for the lower surfaces. RAF "Night" was a very dark blue and this gives a bit of difference between it and the straight Black on the props and Tire Black on the wheels.
The turbo-superchargers started with a coat of aluminum followed by a series of black, dark brown, rust and light orange thin washes and dry brushing to build up the characteristic burnt metal look and still keep the metallic look. A few details were picked out with a drybrush of aluminum followed by a matt coat.
(No dangly bits were harmed and are still dangling.)
Cheers,
RichB
The turbo-superchargers started with a coat of aluminum followed by a series of black, dark brown, rust and light orange thin washes and dry brushing to build up the characteristic burnt metal look and still keep the metallic look. A few details were picked out with a drybrush of aluminum followed by a matt coat.
(No dangly bits were harmed and are still dangling.
)Cheers,
RichB
So smooth with the hair stick! Nice job Rich. 
centaur567
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Now for something completely different. Very nice. Gary S.
