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  1. In case it's of any use, back when I did my build in 48th I put together this compilation of the many varied profiles of "Brown 4". I ended up going with a combination of several different profiles to make a scheme I liked.
  2. Can't wait to watch this one come together! I've already built "Brown 4" once and plan to build it again now that I have more experience under my belt
  3. I went back and checked your Dortenmann bird before saying anything in case you just hadn't gotten to it yet, but I'm surprised nobody mentioned that this isn't a panel line either: It's a pretty awkward panel that wraps up onto the fuselage and down underneath: And here on Yellow 10: Looking great! I absolutely love following your work!
  4. ^ It is indeed
  5. Good call, Jerry
  6. True, the single ejection port in the lower wing panel would have been for the motorkanone, and the ejection chutes for the upper cowl guns would not be there. I need to find some reference of what that would look like. Probably similar to the Ta152
  7. Fantastic! I've been following the build along the way and enjoyed every step. Keep up the amazing work!
  8. What a transformation! Looks gorgeous! (Now just dirty up that prop to match the rest of the plane )
  9. On the topic of thick Tamiya kit decals, this is the kit decal from the 1/32 Tamiya A6M5 built almost 10 years ago (in my heavy shading days haha) applied with just MicroSet and several applications of Solvaset. I sliced the panel lines with a #11 blade and poked some of the rivet holes with a needle point, but other than that it was purely the Solvaset. Even being a thick Tamiya decal, all the surface detail is visible and the carrier film is all but invisible. That being said, I would definitely go with HGW's wet transfer stencils as Nick mentioned - fantastic stuff and no carrier film - set #232012
  10. Lovely paint work! Interesting interpretation that only the upper cowl was differently colored instead of the whole "power egg"
  11. This one has been a long time coming, glad to see it completed. Fantastic work!
  12. Very nice! Love the camo work and subtle weathering
  13. This one has been a long time coming, and I've been following from the beginning. Look forward to an update!
  14. Wow Brian, looking good! I haven't been very active on the forums so I haven't seen your work in a while, hope you are doing well!
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