Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992***Finished***
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Sorry for the lack of participation recently, but I have been on a trip to visit the battlefields of the Somme, and also celebrating The Queens Diamond Jubilee.
Today I have managed to get the green on:
and I have fitted the canopy. I hope to get a coat of klear on tonight ready for the decals. I should get this finished by the deadline.
Today I have managed to get the green on:
and I have fitted the canopy. I hope to get a coat of klear on tonight ready for the decals. I should get this finished by the deadline.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
It's looking good
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Nice, that wrap around scheme is one I do like.
The Somme battlefields would have been interesting and thought provoking..
Cheers
Jim
The Somme battlefields would have been interesting and thought provoking..
Cheers
Jim
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Thats looking very nice Chip, cant wait to see it with the decals on.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Rain stopped work today, so I managed to use the time constructively :
Just needs a coat of matt varnish to tone down the klear a little, then on with the undercarriage and bombs and it is finished.
Just needs a coat of matt varnish to tone down the klear a little, then on with the undercarriage and bombs and it is finished.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Hi Chip...what colours did you use?
(...And please don't say grey and green).
Regards,
Bruce
(...And please don't say grey and green).
Regards,
Bruce
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MerlinJones wrote:Hi Chip...what colours did you use? (...And please don't say grey and green).
My preferred medium are Revell Aqua Color Acrylics, in this instance 36157 Grey, and 36168 Dark Green. The flash has altered the true colours, so I will get some daylight pics done once she has had a coat of matt varnish.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Managed to complete this today:
Quite an enjoyable build with no major problems, apart from those self induced. (as usual)
There are more detailed versions on the market, but this one turned out to be a nice little model.
Thanks for all the encouragement throughout the GB.
Quite an enjoyable build with no major problems, apart from those self induced. (as usual)
There are more detailed versions on the market, but this one turned out to be a nice little model.
Thanks for all the encouragement throughout the GB.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Nice work, well done I love the Union Flag backdrop.
Can you spray the Revell Aqua Colours or are they hairy stick only?
Regards
Splash
Can you spray the Revell Aqua Colours or are they hairy stick only?
Regards
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My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.
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They spray fine once thinned with water. I usually do the primer and base coats through the airbrush, then do the camo and details with the hairy stick.
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
That looks great Chip and as Splash said nice back drop with the flag, woo hoo another in the completions gallery
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Nice one Chip, she loks great. I definitely hear you about self induced problems..
Cheers
Jim
Cheers
Jim
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Re: Chip's RAF Harrier - XZ992
Lovely work Chip. A Falklands classic reborn. Did you take the pictures in daylight afterwards? Just wondering as it was so windy yesterday that I'd have though outdoor piccy taking of plastic models would have been a hazardous experience.
You may well have got an unintentional "airborne" pose.
You may well have got an unintentional "airborne" pose.
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I am lucky that my Hobby room is south facing, so it gets loads of natural light on the workbench, (even on the occasional day when it isn't sunny )Dazzled wrote:Did you take the pictures in daylight afterwards?
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