P-47 D Tamiya 1/48

[Guest]

In addition to two models that I'm finishing a Zero and Raiden, missing paint the propellers and landing gear, also have a P-47D Razorback Tamiya in 1/48 scale.

This is a model that is already on the bench for a long time.

I started by painting the interior

and then the wells of the landing gear and doors.

Regards

ajcmac

[Guest]

Then, the shading.

A wash, painted the details in the interiors, glued seat belts and got everything ready.

Regards

ajcmac

[Guest]

I glued the fuselage and wings.

Miss me the Eduard mask that had already ordered (and rightly so). While waiting painted landing gear and propellers.

Regards

ajcmac

[Wendall]

Very nice Antonio! The shading looks fantastic.

Jason

[flyjoe180]

A stunning start Antonio, love it so far.

[Guest]

Magnificent work so far Antonio.

I'm glad to see you posting on the forum again

[monica]

stunning start Antonio, do real like the cockpit detail, so well done,

looking foreword to next update,

[Guest]

Thank you all for following and for your comments .

I started painting the model with Tamiya XF-53. Applied the shading.

Then, and as yet had no mask to Eduard canopy, finished landing gear, engine and propeller.

I already have everything ready to start painting with the XF-62 Olive Drab.

Regards

ajcmac

[Guest]

Very nice preshade! Excellent work!

[stona]

Beautiful work as ever Antonio.

We used to call this type of shading 'Spanish style' as it originated (so I was told) with Spanish modellers like Juan Manuel Villalba. In the pictures above you have a fine demonstration of this style done by an expert. It is a much copied technique but rarely to this high standard. It looks stunning!

Cheers

Steve

[flyjoe180]

It really is stunning work so far.

[Guest]

Thanks guys, for following and for your comments .

Painted white stripes, with the mask already here.

Then I painted the Olive Drab.

Regards

ajcmac

[Guest]

Mmm fantastic work so far Antonio.

[Guest]

Thanks Polux .

Fading.

Regards

ajcmac

[Guest]

Wow. That is some stunning work there

JOhn