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P-47s en mass.
- Thread starter Paulw
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Skinny_Mike
Well-known member
Wow! Nice work Paul!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
That's Sweet! 
Paulw
Well-known member
Let me introduce you to Helen Jo of the 356th FS 9th AF.
This is my first use of AK interactive's Xtreem Metal. After I figured out what it takes to really stick to the plastic it went on with out a hitch. It dries rapidly and really looks the part, to me at least. I do enjoy the Hasegawa 1/32 P-47 kits although they have their issues these issues are nothing difficult to deal with.
I used various weathering media. Faber Castel artists pitt pens for the panel lines and for the streaking I used a mixture of artists pastels and Humbrol decal fix mixed together and I also used Vallejo pigments and Tamiya's weathering system C and B.
I am very pleased with the way this came out although the photography needs to improve to really show off the details.
This is my first use of AK interactive's Xtreem Metal. After I figured out what it takes to really stick to the plastic it went on with out a hitch. It dries rapidly and really looks the part, to me at least. I do enjoy the Hasegawa 1/32 P-47 kits although they have their issues these issues are nothing difficult to deal with.
I used various weathering media. Faber Castel artists pitt pens for the panel lines and for the streaking I used a mixture of artists pastels and Humbrol decal fix mixed together and I also used Vallejo pigments and Tamiya's weathering system C and B.
I am very pleased with the way this came out although the photography needs to improve to really show off the details.
Wow!
Paul, you not only model very well, you also model very fast!
Great job!
Bob
Paul, you not only model very well, you also model very fast!
Great job!
Bob
Let me introduce you to Helen Jo of the 356th FS 9th AF.
This is my first use of AK interactive's Xtreem Metal. After I figured out what it takes to really stick to the plastic it went on with out a hitch. It dries rapidly and really looks the part, to me at least. I do enjoy the Hasegawa 1/32 P-47 kits although they have their issues these issues are nothing difficult to deal with.
I used various weathering media. Faber Castel artists pitt pens for the panel lines and for the streaking I used a mixture of artists pastels and Humbrol decal fix mixed together and I also used Vallejo pigments and Tamiya's weathering system C and B.
I am very pleased with the way this came out although the photography needs to improve to really show off the details.
Outstanding Paul! :yipee
