U. N. Management - Wolf in sheep's clothing - Done

[moon puppy]

Under New Management - Wolf in sheep's clothing

Hey Phil, you ever try to make your own decals? I did it on the Mustang and a couple others over the years.

 

[chukw]

Under New Management - Wolf in sheep's clothing

Miracle Paint Masks can deliver what you need- and single-color letters are a snap to paint. Tell 'em I sent ya!

 

[ErnieS]

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Thanks Ernie, it says on the ''about the decals'' page

Please note we no longer offer a custom decal service.

http://mikegrantdecals.com/shop/about-the-decals/

Ahh, sorry that did not work out
Ernie

 

[Phil]

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Just an OOB pit, no IP decal provided

closed up, wings, fus and tailplanes on, cannon plugs added and MG ports filled, one left for pitot tube.

Prop spins real well!

 

[moon puppy]

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Sure couldn't tell no decal, IP looks fantastic Phil, nice prop spin also

 

[Phil]

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Thanks Bob, you taught me well - selective photography............

 

[Phil]

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Model Master RLM 04 done, will let this fully cure before masking over it.

 

[moon puppy]

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Cool!!

 

[Dave The Chef]

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Very nice Phil!

 

[Phil]

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Got all the paint done, pit door and gear legs just blu tac'ed on for the moment, added a set of Pe belts tonight, lucky I had another Spitfire seat for a pre bending template! so that worked out well.

More later.

 

[moon puppy]

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Love it Phil!

 

[Gator]

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Nice.

 

[Sharkmouth]

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Ok all you Model Alliancers I'm after some German letters,

solid black German Luftwaffe style

C J Z Y

Two (2) of each letter

H 13mm x W 9mm

and

C J Z Y

H 9 mm x W 7mm

a mil or two over would be ok, close enough is good enough.

Will pay postage if required.

Apologies for the late response. I should try to look at build that don't have a chance of a sharkmouth once in a while. I'll look and get back to you soon. However, I am taking my son to Puerto Rico (Caribbean Paradise) and won't return (without him) until the end of the month. Having the wife alone, I may be a bit busy upon my return, if I'm lucky!

OK, that won't happen!

Regards,

 

[Dave The Chef]

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Nice Phil, nice!

 

[lupanzer]

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Wonderful...!...nicely done



Luiz

 

[moon puppy]

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Forgot to ask you this morning Phil, did you hairspary between the NMF and the camo to get a chipped effect or you got something else in mind?

 

[Phil]

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Thanks all!

The Mrs used hairspray on her hair but like me doesn't use it at all now Bob!

no, never used it for modelling, when I chip I use a small flat screwdriver with a burred edge for chips very carefully, for walk wear, a Q-tip quickly touched into the thinner lid after a quick shake to wet the lid, you don't want the Q-tip soaking wet.

 

[moon puppy]

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Good tips Phil, I did that with the IL2 floorboard then washed it, then chipped a bit more, gave it a lot of depth, like old and new chipping.

 

[sharkman]

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Good tips Phil, I did that with the IL2 floorboard then washed it, then chipped a bit more, gave it a lot of depth, like old and new chipping.

Those are good tips, I definitely need more practice in that!

Looking awesome Phil! This is a very unique build and you're doing a great job of it!

 

[Phil]

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:drinks thanks Bob and Warren, just do some tests on a flat plastic evergreen card, prep it like your kit with the same paint and try it out first.

Less thinner is better, try a quick dab on the paint, leave for a second or two, then dab it off rather than wiping it off, there are different ways to try so the plastic painted card helps alot to avoid a stuff up.