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    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    Spryros,

      Just had a chance to catch up on your most impressive build. The pit really turned out top notch. Your painting, and detail painting just makes everything POP partly do to the amount of time you took to mask out all the black boxes. And those seats received the same attention.   :thumbsup:  I'm looking forward to your next update once you get back from vacation. 

     

    Joel

     

    Thank you Joel! Glad you like it! 

    The cockpit will require a bit more detailing to consider it done.  ^_^

    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    Good start on Your F-4 Spyro. Thought I knew a thing or 2 regarding Phantoms but "SRA" didn't ring a bell... One of the things I had to look up and after doing so I found out that You probably made the right choice regarding the cockpit. As You probably know, the AUP's had some extensive modification in that aera which made me wonder why You opted for the "standard" pit...

     

    Anyway, If the final result will be simular to Your 1-0-4, this build will be another joy to follow.

     

    Regards Rudy.

     

    Thanks Rudy!

    I was aware that the Legend cockpit isn't perfect.

    But I'm not usually bothered with accuracy as long as it's close enough.

    I'm not fully aware of the history of the SRA version but I believe it was the first upgrade the Greek Phantoms received after initial delivery. I do stand corrected on that.

    What I do know is that this version would require the least modifications in terms of the airframe itself and still be able to paint it in the Aegean ghost scheme. 

    My next update will take some time as I'll be on much needed holidays by end of this week!  :piliot:

    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    Hi guys!

    This update is the current status of the build.

    After this, I'll be going on a much needed holiday so it'll be a while till work resumes.  :whistle:

     

    With the cockpit done it was finally time to put everything together and close the front fuselage.

    It was easier than I expected with the only exception being the front coaming which needed a bit of work to blend in properly.

    All joints were sanded smooth and I rescribed the lost panel lines. 

    I applied a bit of panel wash to make sure everything was fine.

     

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    With the seats in place it's starting to look the part! 

     

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    Thanks for checking once again!

    Now bring on the holidays!!!  :yahoo:  :piliot:

    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    But I'm just about 99% sure that there are some (blur) photoshop effects involved...?! :)))) Xcuse me if I'm wrong :P

     

    I do apologise if it's blur. 

    But photoshop? I don't even know how to use that.

    It's just pics from my mobile phone with different exposure as I don't really have good lighting and rely on natural light.

    But I did order a proper LED photobox a couple of days ago and hopefully it'll help. 

    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    Hey Spyros, that's a really super effect.  Cockpit looks great - I love the edges you've done on the seat belts.

     

    Jim

     

    Thank you Jim!  ^_^

     

    I like your high contrast painting method, really makes the details stand out

     

    Thank you Shawn!  :lol:

    Revell 1/32 HAF F-4E SRA

    in Works in Progress

    Posted

    Looks really nice Spyros. If it's not too late, I'll suggest some Airscale cockpit decals - they add a level of awesome that it's hard to get any other way.

     

    Cheers

    Jim

     

    Thanks Jim!  :D

    Great minds think alike! ;)

    I have an Airscale sheet so managed to incorporate a few instrument gauges into the front and rear panels.

    So now it's a mix of hand painting and decals.

    Will be uploading an update shortly.

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