Finally completing the Hasegawa Tony I began here a couple of years ago.

[mpk]

Thanks mate. My modelling has mostly been abject failure. 

 

 

[Lothar]

17 minutes ago, mpk said:

Thanks mate. My modelling has mostly been abject failure. 

 

 

 

That's your very own self-evaluation, I'm certain the majority here sees it differently and so

prove your recent builds.

Lothar

[mpk]

Thanks mate. You should meet my shelf of DOOM!!! 

I appreciate your confidence. The Great thing is now I can complete builds.

 

Less confused. 

Edited February 3, 2020 by mpk

[Shawn M]

good to see you back and building

[mpk]

Thanks Shawn. 

[mpk]

 

[mpk]

 

[mpk]

A bit further into the weathering. 

 

[LSP_Kevin]

That looks great, Dale!

 

Kev

[mpk]

Thank you Kevin.

 

I woke up at 5.00 a.m. this morning to work on this before I have to leave play. Playing from 10.00 until 6 p.m. I put 3 layers of colours this morning.  I won't do any more today. On Sunday I will get stuck in with fine wet n dry.

[Lothar]

That's excellent paintwork and weathering Dale - hats off!!

Lothar

[Greif8]

Very nice paint work Dale.  The chipping looks especially good.  Did you use a silver pencil/pen or perhaps the sponge method; or of course the hairspray way?

[MikeMaben]

Looks quite nice from here Dale  

[mpk]

1 hour ago, Lothar said:

That's excellent paintwork and weathering Dale - hats off!!

Lothar

 

Hi Lothar. Thanks mate.

 

1 hour ago, Greif8 said:

Very nice paint work Dale.  The chipping looks especially good.  Did you use a silver pencil/pen or perhaps the sponge method; or of course the hairspray way?

 

On the two current kits most weathering has been applied with AK and high quality artist pencils and pastel chalk. 

29 minutes ago, MikeMaben said:

Looks quite nice from here Dale  

 

Hi Mike. Thanks mate. 

[rigor]

Great color variations on the tony Dale