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Revell/Lodela 1/32 Typhoon MK1B


Shawn M

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forgot that I also straightened a warped canon barrel last night...first time Ive done the hot water trick...more then a little scary.

Seems to have worked out, its less "noodle" shaped lol

 

Need to fill the canopy to fuse gaps (despite my best efforts there is a gap along the back portion) and glue in the "side" window to the windscreen.

 

Once done, add cannons and pitot tube, then its prime time!

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Thanks Dan!

 

Here's the weekends update, Im at the point Im about to paint the chin yellow along with the canon barrels.

This next week is 100% shot for me on model time. :(

The good thing is, I get to spend it with a customer who is also a modeller and friend :)

 

on with the pics!

 

Had to get the gear doors on as they are integral in the ID stripes later- some poster putty on the back held em like a champ

 

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why does every aircraft look sinister and sexy in black?

 

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then add lace... ;)

 

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oh fine....cover up

 

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time for ID stripes

 

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Wow! I learn something from you Shawn with every build! I would have never even tried priming in black paint like you have, and doing that kind of pre-shading! I've done pre-shading on panel lines, and post shading of lightened base colors, but this is really cool what you've done. I know the pics don't do it justice, but I'll have to try this out!  I really enjoy watching you, Eric Galliers, and Mr. Bill, build your planes! I may never make it to your level, but you most definitely have improved my outlook in building!  Thanks!

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Thanks Tommy, its my adaptation of Doog's black basing but coloring inside the lines :)

I've also done it on a white base but combined it with pre-shading to deepen the colors in the panel lines.

 

Give it a whirl, the worst that happens is you lay a thicker top coat over to cover up any foibles in the "marble" layer

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