Toby's HobbyBoss Polish Mig15bis. FINISHED
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I knew I'd forgotten to stick something on before I primed it in black.
Now I know what it was
Now I know what it was
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Excellent progress Toby. What a smashing kit.
The Airfix version has a night fighter marking option but only the underside is black.
The Airfix version has a night fighter marking option but only the underside is black.
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First coat of aluminium applied. It's all going rather well. Tally ho
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That kit has some really nice panel details. You planning on picking out the details with a pin wash?
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I will do something along those lines.
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That's awfulTobyC wrote:I will do something along those lines.
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Sorry. I couldn't stop myselfBlueberryruby wrote:That's awfulTobyC wrote:I will do something along those lines.
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Looks really nice Toby. A fine propelling pencil is good for picking out panel lines.
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I use a very fine felt nib pen and wipe the excess off with a damp cloth.Dazzled wrote:Looks really nice Toby. A fine propelling pencil is good for picking out panel lines.
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We have to draw the line somewhereTobyC wrote:Sorry. I couldn't stop myselfBlueberryruby wrote:That's awfulTobyC wrote:I will do something along those lines.
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Thanks Toby, I'll give that a try.TobyC wrote:I use a very fine felt nib pen and wipe the excess off with a damp cloth.Dazzled wrote:Looks really nice Toby. A fine propelling pencil is good for picking out panel lines.
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Looking at the decal sheet I can see that insignia markings on the wings are very few if any. Seems odd but they you are.
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I think it was Sir T who put me onto it so the accolades should be hisDazzled wrote:Thanks Toby, I'll give that a try.TobyC wrote:I use a very fine felt nib pen and wipe the excess off with a damp cloth.Dazzled wrote:Looks really nice Toby. A fine propelling pencil is good for picking out panel lines.
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Decals done on port side and then the same on starboard and that's it decal wise.
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