Tamiya 1/48 F-84G Thunderjet

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Tamiya 1/48 F-84G Thunderjet

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Built OOB with the exception of the decals which came from Eagle Strike.
Typical Tamiya kit - Goes together great and nicely detailed.
Finished with Vallejo Metal Color paints.

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What a beauty!

Which Vallejo metals did you use, and what did you think about them? Any lifting/scratches?
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Softscience wrote:What a beauty!

Which Vallejo metals did you use, and what did you think about them? Any lifting/scratches?
Thank you.
I used Aluminium, White Aluminium, Dark Aluminium and Exhaust Manifold.
Really nice to use, no problems with lifting or peeling.
I sprayed the kit first, with Halfords White Plastic Primer then with the Vallejo Gloss Black primer that they recommend.
Worked a treat.
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I was just about to ask these very questions.

That is a very lovely model and quite eye catching. Love the color scheme!
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Thanks for the heads up, Paddy.

I'll be on the lookout for that primer.

And again, great work. The yellow and NMF is such a eye-catching combination. This must look terrific on a display shelf.
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That's a stunning scheme and excellently done!
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Thats a lovely model. The cockpit detail looks amazing.

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Beautiful!
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Smashing work PT. Gotta love a Thunderjet.
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Oh yes!
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Classic F-84. I sometimes think that aircraft was basically a canvas on which people painted incredibly colourful markings over NMF. This is a perfect example of that. Well done.
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Absolutely beautiful. Image
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That is a cracker, Paddy, a wonderful example of the modeller's art.
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Many thanks guys for the kind comments.
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Beautiful work Paddy.
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