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The Huff in 1/32 (F-86F) the dragon is onboard


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Guest Peterpools

Jorge

WOW, the prep work on the Huff looks trendous ... can't wait to see her in the paint shop

Happy New Year

Keep 'em coming

Peter

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Peter, happy new year and all the best wishes for this 2015, i need to finish this one, cause i have the F4U-1A sitting on my closet with all the aftermarket waiting, and i can wait to see more of your new toy the big Typhoon, Thanks Kev, now it comes the best part, it is ALCLAD tiiiime

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Guest Peterpools

Jorge

Amazing work on the Huff for sure and I'll be taking notes every step of the way on the Corsair when she is finally on the bench

Peter

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working on the fitting of the windshield and fuselage,

 

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and now the yellow bands, starting the process with white first

 

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then orange so the yellow will be real yellow

 

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masking tape is gone, next will be 8000 grit sanding to remove the bump on the orange paint before painting the yellow,  i will use the gloss black coat for the alclad as the black stripes surrounding the yellow

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Yellow bands are done, next step will be let it dry for 2 days, then sand the yellow with 12000 grit sand paper and mask the yellow bands with masking tape where the hard line of the yellow is and then sand out the excess then comes the gloss black base paint for the alcald, my goal is to have a smooth transition from NMF to the yellow paint

 

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Guest Peterpools

Jorge

How sweet the yellow bands look and of course, I can't wait to see your Alclad finish. As of late, I've been experimenting with using Tamiya Gloss Black for the base rather then Alclad's Gloss. The finish seems to be the same but the dying times are night and day, with Tamiya ready to handle is a few hours or so.

Keep 'em comig

Peter

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  • 2 weeks later...

After few weeks strugling with this model and all the details, finally the black primer for the alclad is ready, i was thinking by looking at this jet in black and yellow, how about if i paint some yellow numbers on the wings and tail and turn it into a pylon racer instead of the HUFF?????   :hmmm: :hmmm: :hmmm:

 

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Black paint was sanded with 12000 grit paper to remove ani imperfection on te black paint, it really look nice, this weekend will be a ALCLAD weekend finally the las stage of the paint job

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Guest Peterpools

Jorge

Sweet work on the gloss black base .. and I'm expecting a NMF finish at least the equal of your Old Crow.

Keep 'em coming

Peter

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