Looking great Polux,really like your paint technique its very effective. Looking forward to the next update!
Junkers Ju87B-2 ‘Stuka’ Scale 1/24
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nice work Polux, do real like how you have done the engine,looks great,
and the use of the diffidence paints,
and remember Alan that not two engine ,will look the same color ,as heat and oil links in a difference,place on each
and im sure it would never look like a drunken man with a hairy stick did it lol,Comment
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Originally posted by \It is looking good I'm half glad I didn't get mine now you'd make mine look like it was pained by a blind drunk man just released from the funny farm lol
There are plenty of time before you glued the engine on the chassis, so you can add some washes or other things...anyway your engine looks fine to me :P
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Good night to all
I’m really enjoying painting this engine, so I just wait an hour and return to the paintwork. The advantage to work with enamels and oils is that the white spirit doesn’t damage the acrylic paint.
On the next photos you can see the final result after a black oil wash.
Then I mix black, grey and oxide burnt (oil) and I do a filter.
And the last step is a dark brown wash (enamels).
Hope you like it
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Excellent stuff Polux! I've never seen anyone pie-shade an engine before!
Top marks for attention to detail.Comment
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It's levels of detail like this that really make a model look stunning. The engine is a model in it's own right.
Beautiful shading and realistic finish, and gives us all something to aim for.Comment
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