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F-103, yep I am at it again.


Dandiego

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Metal finish complete. 

 

I used 3 shades of Alclad, Polished aluminum, Airframe aluminum and Stainless Steel. Panel lines were accented with Alclad Magnesium. USAF codes were sprayed on by using masks. Thanks Brian.  Stars and Bars look too small. I will replace with a larger size.

 

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Kinda big, hard to photograph. 31 inches long. Squadron markings

are next.

 

Dan

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1 hour ago, denders said:

Cool!

 

I Don't really want to pick, but the red bar should be in the markings.

Yep. The only large star and bar I had was from a P-51 kit. Once I decided that the insignia was too small I didn't bother to add the red stripe.

 

Markings for one off kits can be a challenge. You mix and match the best you can.

 

Dan

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1950's jets are my passion. Computer modeling and 3d printing have opened up a whole new class of possible subjects. Prototypes, one of a kind and "paper" airplanes are now possible. 

 

Almost anything is possible. Stayed tuned for some really unique models.

 

Dan

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Holi moli how did i miss this one, unbelievable, i've seen pictures of it in several books, but could never imagine it to be presented as a 32nd scale model...........good show Dan.

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11 hours ago, Dandiego said:

                         Prototypes, one of a kind and "paper" airplanes are now possible.

I try to do one of a kind markings , so I'm quite jealous of you who can do one of a kind subjects.  :hmmm:

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Worked on getting the equipment bays painted. First was a coat of flat black to create depth. Then some interior green, followed by some more interior green lightened with some yellow.

 

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Next are some interior nozzle petals.

 

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Painted wheels.

 

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Dan

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