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  • Guest

    #16
    Hey Roman, Loving this buddy, some really helpful tips I like the one showing how you made your selfstanding clips Might make myself one if I can find the bits for it :P

    Thanks

    Scott

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    • Guest

      #17
      Originally posted by \
      wasnt the missing shaft (number 6) on the sprue in your third picture just above the middle of the two upper wing pieces ?
      hehehe, yeap... you are right

      i was looking at instruction sheet and there is number 0 instead no 6 and probably that confuse me.. and I cannot belive it I didnt see it on sprue...

      apologise to all and revell

      Roman

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      • Guest

        #18
        STEP 4

        filling and removing putty from wing - fuselage joint

        [video=youtube;HlsADjX5v58]

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        • Guest

          #19
          STEP 5

          Cheers

          Roman

          P.S.

          Hope I'm not boring with so many work all arround and this tutorial of mine

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          • Guest

            #20
            STEP 6

            painting and detailing and gluing rest of parts...

            next step is gloss coat

            Paint is mixture of lufthansa blue 89% and anthrazit 20%

            On eye look mutch bluish, not so good pics... I think when gloss came and better picture background will be mutch better...

            here is pic or real airplane... I think I got it pritty ok

            Cheers and good night... hehehhe, mybe to say good morning

            Roman

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            • Guest

              #21
              Hi Roman

              what do you thin your Revell paint with?

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              • Guest

                #22
                Looking good Roman, loving the step by step guides etc, simply brilliant pal

                Scott

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                • homechild
                  • Oct 2010
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                  #23
                  That's brilliant, glad you chose this plane too, it might be heresy but it's my favourite WWII plane, I just think it looks awesome!

                  Got one in my stash for a future project so I'll be coming back to this thread again!

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                  • Guest

                    #24
                    Originally posted by \
                    Hi Romanwhat do you thin your Revell paint with?
                    thx guys a lot

                    Andy... I'm thinning them with water... nothing else

                    Roman

                    P.S:

                    daylight photos - mutch better

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                    • Guest

                      #25
                      Roman this guide is fantastic and very helpful! Your doing a great job, as usual lol!

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                      • Guest

                        #26
                        Roman this is pure jealousy on my (i hate you i hate you lol)dont really you build to such a high standard every time nad its never one or two a week,the lengths you go to,and the stuff i have learned is amazing.Thnx roman

                        mobear

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                        • Guest

                          #27
                          Roman, I love this building tutorial and it's definitely very useful. Interesting about the Corsair's tail, too - I learn something new every day :-)

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                          • Guest

                            #28
                            STEP 7 - decaling

                            First of all I have put little blueish coat... now look mutch better...

                            I'm not sadisfiet wit color too mutch, I think it's turn out little grainy (hope term is ok)

                            I think revell made some progress with decals... before they was good, but these decals are something out of this time... fantastic to work with...

                            Well, decaling is finished, detailing is finished... have really nothing special to say about decaling... standard procedure... and Mr. Gunze setter

                            Next is coat of gloss and weathering and panel wash

                            Cheers

                            Roman

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                            • Guest

                              #29
                              and so another master class draws to a close simply magnificent Roman

                              mobear

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                              • Guest

                                #30
                                Absolutely first class mate. And a great idea on the tutorial, has already come in useful i see.

                                Stunning

                                Andy

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