Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy" ***Finished***
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Nice effect Splash! Looks great!
Must try that myself one day...
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Must try that myself one day...
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
That looks good Splash, nice one!
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Oh Splash that looks fantastic, the over spraying of the chipping (to me) looks like it has blended the chipping in, so it's more of a wear look. Top hole Sir.
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Splash,
I too think it's looking great - but you don't get away that easily.
It looks like you may have got some metal 'chips' on the fabric covered portions of the wing, or is it my eyes? If so - and you're bothered - you could do some touching up with slightly darkened blue to signify a fresh coat of paint in these areas.
How are you going to weather the decals?
regards,
Martin
I too think it's looking great - but you don't get away that easily.
It looks like you may have got some metal 'chips' on the fabric covered portions of the wing, or is it my eyes? If so - and you're bothered - you could do some touching up with slightly darkened blue to signify a fresh coat of paint in these areas.
How are you going to weather the decals?
regards,
Martin
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
That's what decals are for to cover my mistakes.Martin R wrote:Splash,
I too think it's looking great - but you don't get away that easily.
It looks like you may have got some metal 'chips' on the fabric covered portions of the wing, or is it my eyes? If so - and you're bothered - you could do some touching up with slightly darkened blue to signify a fresh coat of paint in these areas.
How are you going to weather the decals?
regards,
Martin
I will probably touch up the decals with a drop of silver dry brushed on or add some tonal variation using oil paints.
I am really enjoying this build I thought the all over blue was going to be a problem but by luck I have finished up with a worn blotchy look.
Regards Splash
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Splash,
I think that looks great! But I don't think it was by luck . . . .
regards,
Martin
I think that looks great! But I don't think it was by luck . . . .
regards,
Martin
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
That's a very good finish, you can practically see the salt water corroding everything
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Nice work Splash
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Looking very cool.
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
excellent weathering work!
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Almost there, Splash!
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
I have given it a coat of satin varnish and it has nicely toned down the weathering effect.
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Now that's the business!
Way to go Splash!
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Way to go Splash!
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Re: Splash's SS F4U-1D "Royal Navy"
Just a quick update.
The kit is fully built minus the canopy and just needs the prop and u/c painted.
The build should be finished over the weekend.
Regards Splash
The kit is fully built minus the canopy and just needs the prop and u/c painted.
The build should be finished over the weekend.
Regards Splash
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.