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Re: Old_Tonto's Polish Spitfire IIb
Either that, or his next one's going to be rather unfortunate!
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Just about ready for a Klear coat before decals:
Damn these digital cameras - it shows all the flaws up. I will touch up some of the paint work.
It's getting there.
Damn these digital cameras - it shows all the flaws up. I will touch up some of the paint work.
It's getting there.
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It's definitely getting there!
Looks good.
Looks good.
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I have to agree with Andrew. Its looking good
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I agree, it's looking good.
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Re: Old_Tonto's Polish Spitfire IIb
nice work OT. What color did you use on those exhausts?
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I think it was Citidel tinbitz.
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Just had a pleasent lunchtime decal session.
No real dramas.
The canopy edge needs a little attention - must have missed that.
Also I think the Indian should be riding a unicycle but I can only work with what I have.
The decals look wrinckled but they have just been treated with MicroSet so they will settle down.
No real dramas.
The canopy edge needs a little attention - must have missed that.
Also I think the Indian should be riding a unicycle but I can only work with what I have.
The decals look wrinckled but they have just been treated with MicroSet so they will settle down.
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Nice work OT, a shame abot the canopy. Do you plan to fix it? If so how?
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I didn't think the canopy fitted that well on the Mk 1 kit either.
Looks good though. Better decalling than I can do
Looks good though. Better decalling than I can do
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Not planning to, I would probably make it look worse.Dirkpitt289 wrote:Nice work OT, a shame abot the canopy. Do you plan to fix it? If so how?
I will just take pictures from the other side.
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I like that attitude!Old_Tonto wrote:Not planning to, I would probably make it look worse.Dirkpitt289 wrote:Nice work OT, a shame abot the canopy. Do you plan to fix it? If so how?
I will just take pictures from the other side.
I do the same thing.
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I will try to get it right next time, there are always more Spitfires to build.AndrewR wrote: I like that attitude!
I do the same thing.
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I don't blame you for not tackling it. I hate having to fix something after the paint has been laid down.
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Too true!Old_Tonto wrote:I will try to get it right next time, there are always more Spitfires to build.AndrewR wrote: I like that attitude!
I do the same thing.
Sometimes I try putting a little white PVA glue or Crystal Clear in those gaps, using a toothpick. Sometimes.
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