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Tamiya 1/32 Spitfire MK IXc


duke_

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hi !!

i am sharing some pics from my recently finished Tamiya spitfire!

not too much extra detail except the engine compartment ,

some eduard details and quickboost cockpit's door

 

i used maketar masks for this version of 5J o G

Painted with AK real colour

 

thanks for watching!

S. D.

 

 

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32 minutes ago, brahman104 said:

Very nice! The colouring looks suitably worn for a hard working bird :)

 

Craig

that's what i was aiming for :) thank you!

 

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22 minutes ago, LSP_Kevin said:

Welcome aboard, Duke!

 

:post1:

 

Great looking Spitfire there. I've just moved your thread here to the Ready for Inspection forum, where it more appropriately belongs.

 

Kev

thanks Kev!! 

i guess you know better! :)

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14 minutes ago, Out2gtcha said:

Wow! Very commendable effort on the Spitfire! Well done to say the least, as the detail on the engine alone is noteworthy. 

thanks ! i appreciate your comment!

 

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7 hours ago, John1 said:

Fantastic work, especially on that Merlin.  

 

5 hours ago, Dpgsbody55 said:

Very nice.  Excellent engine detail too. :bow:

 

 

Cheers,

Michael

 

4 hours ago, Robthepom said:

very very nice, beautiful finish

 

How were the AK real colours paints?

Thank you guys! i appreciate your comments!

 

@RobthepomAK RC are very nice actually! i started using them some months ago and i am happy with them, they spray very well, have a very smooth semi gloss finish  and excellent coverage , there is no doubt they are quality paints, I don't know about the shades , but they claim that they are very accurate.. 

they dry very fast and had no problem with oil washes and weathering.. 

you might find it difficult to use the hairspray technique , especially after a long time , because they are lacquers and they dry hard, much harder than acrylics.

 

i use levelling thinner or,  the AK real color thinner

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