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Post a pic of your latest build. This is mine, the Navy's F4D-1 Skyray. This was my first attempt at weathering, airbrushing, and dry brushing.
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Nicely done, the Skyray is such an interesting looking fighter.
I recently finished a 1/72 M1 Abrams in MERDC camo and am working on a 1/72 "Hollywood Zero" as made for the movie Tora Tora Tora and seen at airshows today.
I recently finished a 1/72 M1 Abrams in MERDC camo and am working on a 1/72 "Hollywood Zero" as made for the movie Tora Tora Tora and seen at airshows today.
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MSgt Daniel Attilio
It is actually the old Esci kit, bought it to use the barrel for a different project. That didn't work out so I used it to practice various Mig & AK weathering products.
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Next in my que to build:
1. Star Wars Tie Fighter (Revell Kit)
2. Air Force F-104C Starfighter (Hasegawa Kit)
3. Navy A-4F Skyhawk "Blue Angels" (Hasegawa Kit)
4. Star Wars Y-Wing (Bandai Kit)
1. Star Wars Tie Fighter (Revell Kit)
2. Air Force F-104C Starfighter (Hasegawa Kit)
3. Navy A-4F Skyhawk "Blue Angels" (Hasegawa Kit)
4. Star Wars Y-Wing (Bandai Kit)
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MSgt Daniel Attilio
I have a pair of C-47s I plan to tackle after the Zero. Both are 1/72; one will be done as Buffalo Airways "The Sched" and the second I am converting into a Basler BT-67 Turbo Gooney. I plan to finish it in a retro TEX ANG scheme of white over polished aluminum with the 111th's Texas flag on the tail.
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Say do you know how to get a burnt metal look? My starfighter is going to be painted bare aluminum, but I want to create the burnt metal effect for the engine exhaust.
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