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Aigore

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Friday? Again?


Heavy metal!


Alright, finally done with the cammo!

 

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While masking for the dielectric panels I noticed I had made a great dodo!

I had switched the tailfins! I painted the right one as the left one and vice verse!

I'm just going to live with it....no way I'll redo the fins!!!

 

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It looks good enough! 

 

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Who'll notice?

 

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The nose got dark gray too.

 

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Heh, the Flanker would look good with tilted fins .

 

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Now for the overspray...

I just polish with a 2000 grit pad.


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Before....

 

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After....


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Now masking for all those metal surfaces.


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Then I shot Alclad Gloss Black Base.

 

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And here the canvas is ready for metal effects,heatstains and what hve you :D

 

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Cheers!

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2 hours ago, GreyGhost said:

Looking fantastic ..!

 

<whisper mode on>

Jan, dollars to donuts, 99% of people will never notice the booboo with the fins ...<whisper mode off>

 

-Gregg

Thanks mate :D

probably not :P

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22 hours ago, Eagle Driver said:

Great job! Looking forward to the grand finale!

Thanks Eagle Driver :D

The final is still far away....but be seated for some up coming engine weathering on Friday

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Now I hav e a fresh Friday-update for you!


Hot Metal


It's time to get those wonderful hot metal colours on!

I work in layers, the first layer was the shiniest, the Alclad Airframe Aluminium.

Next I shot Alclad Polished Aluminium in rough lines and over the small hatches. You see how it is lighter though less shiny than AA.

 

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Next I masked the outer part and shot Alclad Polished Brass.

 

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Here it was time to mask all the hatches, a piece of cake with the New Ware Mask set.

 

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Then I covered all with a thin coat of Alcad Magnesium....and I just had to dry fit the the cans to see how they looked, Still some way to go before they start matching 

 

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Now for the fun part.....masking for the weldlines! Oh joy.

 

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I use a violet Sakura pen to draw the welds.

 

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Unmasked it looks like this.

 

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Now for the outer part of the same nacelle.

 

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Here I felt I started to lose focus and sealed them with a couple of dry coats of  gloss varnish. So I do the same to the other nacelle next time.....this will take a few updates so be prepared.

 

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Cheers!

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And a little Sunday update for everyone except on ARC, where I can't post pictures for some reason.

 

Hot Metal 2

 


After the weld lines are in place it's time for some make-up!

 

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I gave the welded sections a blue hue and then I demasked the small hatches.

 

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Next for some weld lines on the folowing section with brown and blue lines.

 

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Before using the Tamyia make-up sets you have to seal the the lines that are drawn.

 

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Now I went for a orange base and then lines with blue over the welds....and unmask.

 

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LAstly I have the little section before the brass  and I masked off the brass and went to town with black and orange pigments.

 

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And to finish off todays session I sealed all the hot metal with gloss varnish put down in dry coats. I dry fitted the cans again just to see how it looks....it's getting there 

 

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Next time I do the upper side..

Cheers!

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On 6/11/2022 at 4:10 AM, Aigore said:

Thanks steinerman :D

This is quite fun actually, takes time but it will look great in the end.

It's not the destination, it's the journey ...

 

Noice work Jan ...! :clap2:

And Happy Birthday ... :punk:

 

-Gregg

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