1/48 Tamiya A6M3/3a

[Guest]

Well finally a update. Guns and cockpit installed . Main fit is excellent. Now for some sanding and more gluing

















Cheers Brian

[aaron]

The office looks insanely good.

Pink primer?

[Guest]

I'm building the A6M2b and if my cockpit turns out half as nice I would be happy. Great build. Keep sharing your pics please as these are very similar planes.

Ray

[monica]

what a great start the cockpit looks great,

[takeslousyphotos]

That is superb detailing on the cockpit.

Peter

[Guest]

The office looks insanely good.Pink primer?

Its how my cell phone takes pics. I still need to mess with is so with i take pics it dont look pink

Cheers Brian

[The Migrant]

Looks great so far Brian.

[Guest]

Its how my cell phone takes pics. I still need to mess with is so with i take pics it dont look pink Cheers Brian

I sometimes purposely use a pink primer if the colour of the plastic (eg. light grey) is near the primer colour (eg. Vallejo Grey primer). This makes it difficult to see exactly where I have sprayed and how thick. So I mix Vallejo grey primer plus a little red primer to make it visible. Weird but effective.

[monica]

maybe so Steve,but i do see the reasoning with it,as you are not doing to heaver of coats,

much like when painting the ceiling they use pint primer that turns white for the same reason,

[flyjoe180]

Nice start Brian, that looks superb.

[Guest]

Great cockpit Brian.

[Guest]

Pretty much all exterior parts are glued on. Not to start on engine and cowling. This kit i a blast to work on









Cheers Brian