Titan's PMmodel Lippisch P.13a *** FINISHED ***

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Re: Titan's PMmodel Lippisch P.13a

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MerlinJones wrote:Is he up yet?
Must be having a lay-in :-D

It should look good with the decal on.

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Hey Mark, your alarm is going off. Up and at 'em. :ha:
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splash wrote:What paint are you using?
Thanks Splash I used Xtracrylix only for this build as they are good colours and they dry very fast although they do tend to gunge up the airbrush a bit but I can live with that.
MerlinJones wrote:Is he up yet?
Up at 5am and started work at 6 am. :-D
jssel wrote:Hey Mark, your alarm is going off.
That will be for my eggs.. :-D :-D

Well I started with the decaling as soon as I got in through the door with the aid of a hairdryer to get the Microsol to dry quicker.

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I will lightly weather the model and then give it a coat of matt varnish, add some lights and see what time I have left cos I might stick some MG's on it or not.

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Looks like the canopy idea worked out for you. I really like the colors and markings. Looks very nice indeed.

Wonder what it would be like to fly that thing?
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I don't usually Bruce but the tape was hanging off anyway, it just means that I will have to be a bit careful as I don't want the canopy fogging.
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Wonder what it would be like to fly that thing?
I don't think I would have wanted to sit in it when/if it flew. :shock:

 Here are the penultimate photos as I can't hang this build out anymore.

I post shaded a mix of Brown/black along the panel lines.

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So the last things to do will be to flat coat and then add the lights and that's it I will not add any Mg's this time but may do so in the future.

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Just finished this little craft, it's basic but it's not turned out as bad as I thought it might.

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Thanks everyone who chipped in. :)

More photos HERE

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Re: Titan's PMmodel Lippisch P.13a *** FINISHED ***

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That does look very smart.
Would ya like to learn to fly? Would ya? Would you like to see me try?
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Well done it looks fantastic.

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Nice piece of work, Mark.
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Re: Titan's PMmodel Lippisch P.13a *** FINISHED ***

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Excellent, very well finished - good blitz that man. It's an odd looking little aircraft though, looks like something you'd chuck at a dart board :grin:
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Good choice for a Blitz ... and looks good all finished !!!
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Having seen the results of several P/F explosions I would prefer to be in a bunker when they fired it up.

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Re: Titan's PMmodel Lippisch P.13a *** FINISHED ***

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Thanks to all for the comments on this basic kit which does not scrub up to badly with a little work although having looked at it again I could have done a little better with the join around the canopy and also some of the silvering on the decals.
I think that I will get another and try again now I know what to lookout for.

Many thanks again.

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