Now done.
Just need to tidy up(that means make it look dirty) and put on decals.
Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3
Nacelle done along with general painting of anti glare panel and fuselage prior to masking.
Now done.
Just need to tidy up(that means make it look dirty) and put on decals.
Now done.
Just need to tidy up(that means make it look dirty) and put on decals.
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Decals on. U/C and other ancillaries to follow
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3
That's really looking good.
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Thanks. There is however one howling errorDirkpitt289 wrote:That's really looking good.
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To all intents and purposes I'm calling this finished.
Will post more pictures later.
Will post more pictures later.
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
That is really, really nice 
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Really nice, I like the white.
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
Love it 
How did you do your weathering?
How did you do your weathering?
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I used Tamiya smoke weathering for the exhausts. On the panel lines I used a grey Faber Castell pen(thanks Sir T for the this tip) that I ran down them and then once almost dry wiped off with a damp paper towel and for the overall streaking and grime I used Vallejo model wash for dark grey vehicles. Again I brushed it on then lightly wiped over with a damp paper towel.VickersVandal wrote:Love it
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
Some more pictures.
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
Love that scheme and the job you've done on it 
Extra inspiration to make sure I finish mine well.
Extra inspiration to make sure I finish mine well.
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Beautiful work. Well done.
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All over white can be a bit bland but your skill in doing the weathering has made it stand out, very impressive.
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Re: Toby's Captured FW190 G3. "Finished"
It looks great in that colour scheme. Nice one.
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