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Old Revell Spitfire MK I/II- done 2-17-16


Shawn M

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Thank you Andy!

I sanded down the fillet and cowl joints last night, a little putty more in one spot finished that task up.

Im now working on the 'step' left at the wing training edge and fuse.

Built up the putty last night and will sand down tonight and hopefully rescribe it as well.

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thanks guys!

I got the wing all blended in now and am happy with it.

Filled my finger while I was at it :P

 

Scribed the fuel filler back in on the cowling and added some PE there to give a bit more visual interest.

 

Then...I started adding dzus fasteners to the cowling 1 by 1 using the Lion Roar Slot Head Screw PE in 1/35 scale (perfect size)!

Got about 25% done and hated it, they were just too thick.

So, off they came.

 

Shot some black on the seams to check them and into the gear bays to help hide them (lol).

 

After that I went back to the George engine, Im at 50 new parts I've added so far.

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ok picture update!

 

added my gunsight and the canopies, masked and sprayed green for the frames.

 

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I see a spitfire and I wanted it painted black...

 

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such a dashing profile

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Made frisket film masks for the camo

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laid out my walkway stripes

 

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started with the "base colors" for the marbling

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more to come

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base coat green

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top coat green

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re-apply masks for brown

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forgot a base coat pic, but here is the brown

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after touch ups and de-masking the walk way

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I used the colors called out by Vallejo in their RAF Daylight Fighter set, I think the brown needs to be lighter. Granted the colors in the photo aren't quite "accurate" as the flash washes them out a bit.

 

Thoughts?

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