Looking good Dave. Must be a nice change after the Provost.
Pete
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Just about ready to start the weathering - the cockpit glazing has been a bit tricky to fit, I think the instrument panel is sitting a bit high - I've fettled it a bit, and now I need to use a little filler to fill in the small gaps........
For weathering, I'm going to use the airbrush, streaks with the airflow, and behind the exhausts. I think it'll be a gradual procedure. I realise I should have left the canopies off until the weathering was just about finished!! Oh well masking fluid out again!
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Dave. What interior green did you use for the build? I have the Tamiya one and it says about blending three different colours.Comment
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Al,
I used Vallejo ModelAir 71.305 Interior Grey Green - it looks a little light, but it darkens up with a wash................
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Cheer DaveComment
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Lovely airplane Dave, nice build and paintwork :thumb2:
Cheers
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Dave,
That's a great result.Comment
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I'm afraid that the Beaufighter had a bad landing accident...... OK, I dropped it, and broke off all the port rockets and snapped the undercarriage legs on one side.
I think it's salvageable ( some aluminium tube will be necessary ), but I'll put it aside, as I'm not in the mood for a tricky repair job.
I will return to it.................just not at the moment.
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Sorry to hear of your mishap. I hope all gets sorted soon. :face-with-head-bandage:Comment
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Sad to hear Dave, have a break and things will sort out I hope :thumb2:Comment
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Hi Dave
What a shame but I doubt there is a modeller on here who hasn't dropped a model at some stage. Sometime damage is minimal but, like in this case, damage is bad. I'm sure you will sort it sometime in the future.
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Shame about that dave but we’ve all done it at some point so youre not alone. Best thing is to leave ot a few days and come back to it with a fresh outlook , its nothing that cant be repaired , cheers tonyComment
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