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  • peterairfix
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2012
    • 11074

    #1

    opinions please

    I just need some opinion on my first attempt at the camp on my Me 262 night fighter I have been using a home made stencil [ATTACH]274269[/ATTACH] [ATTACH]274270[/ATTACH]
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    #2
    I think it looks very good Peter. One thing to consider is that the mottle would be more on the upper sides of the fuselage, so you'd need to go over the lower sections with the light blue again.

    Other than that, with a little lateral thinking, who needs an airbrush?

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    • yak face
      Moderator
      • Jun 2009
      • 13829
      • Tony
      • Sheffield

      #3
      Great job peter , its a good way of acheiving a consistent mottle ,in fact Eduard and a few other companies do PE ones in various scales that do the exact same job but cost a pretty penny - yours is just as effective but costs nothing! cheers tony

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      • peterairfix
        SMF Supporters
        • Jul 2012
        • 11074

        #4
        More opinions please as I have had a second go at the stencil technique so[ATTACH]275420[/ATTACH] more comments are welcome
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        • Robert1968
          • Mar 2015
          • 3596

          #5
          I like it peter abs defo like the scratch mottke you have done. I bought a metel fret that was supposed to recreate mottled effect and this didn't work with my 1/48 me110 ( still going to try more ideas ( possibly I could borrow yours ( tee hee
          Well my 110 still need finished
          I think the mottle is good and although as others say if it went down as far as the Rlm blue then the mottling should decrease nearer the undersides imho

          Hope this helps

          Regards

          Robert

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          • peterairfix
            SMF Supporters
            • Jul 2012
            • 11074

            #6
            This the kit that I will be doing so the mottling will extend all the way down[ATTACH]275424[/ATTACH]
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            • colin m
              Moderator
              • Dec 2008
              • 8740
              • Colin
              • Stafford, UK

              #7
              You might find a small mask easier to handle than a full length one. I did a bit of mottling on a small 1:72 Me 109 once. OK it was small, but rather than make one mask for the whole model, I just made a small one and moved it around, changed its orientation etc.

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              • Guest

                #8
                Nice idea with the homemade stencil. I like Colin's suggestion too!

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                • Snowman
                  SMF Supporters
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 2098

                  #9
                  I like your thinking, but I think that this is more of a free hand affair....o_O

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                  • peterairfix
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Jul 2012
                    • 11074

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Snowman
                    I like your thinking, but I think that this is more of a free hand affair....o_O
                    This only at the experimental stage I will be giving it a few more trys to see how close I can get it

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                    • PhilJ
                      SMF Supporters
                      • May 2015
                      • 1145

                      #11
                      I can't wait to see your take on the 262 nightfighter, I've got to be honest though for some reason I don't think your gonna get the desired mottled effect with your stencil, it looks too heavy and messy in mho. Why not try freehand airbrushing I think you'll get a better and more satisfying finish.

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