Toby's Ventura PV-1. FINISHED
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Re: Toby's Ventura PV-1
That looks a very fine finish.
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Thanks. The white is very white so will need to soften it up where it meets the blue though and then I'll weather it into oblivionfredk wrote:That looks a very fine finish.
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Re: Toby's Ventura PV-1
Lovely job so far Toby. The paint finish is very nice indeed
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Thanks. I've got a bit of a move on today after a couple of days of stagnation. Edges softened.
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Excellent feathering on the edges. Is it just airbrushed freehand? It's a very elegant looking airframe, isn't it?
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Lovely soft demarcation line!
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Yes it was free hand air brushing. Something about those small twin engined planes from Lockheed and Beech that are very appealingdwomby wrote:Excellent feathering on the edges. Is it just airbrushed freehand? It's a very elegant looking airframe, isn't it?
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First decals go on
Tbh I'm getting a bit bored with it. I don't think things with more than one engine are really my forté
Tbh I'm getting a bit bored with it. I don't think things with more than one engine are really my forté
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C'mon Toby, chin up! You're on the home straight now and there's light at the end of the tunnel
Look at it this way; if single engines are more your thing, this counts as two finishes but with only one fuselage
Look at it this way; if single engines are more your thing, this counts as two finishes but with only one fuselage
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I suppose you may be right. In that case a P38 would really confuse meiggie wrote:C'mon Toby, chin up! You're on the home straight now and there's light at the end of the tunnel
Look at it this way; if single engines are more your thing, this counts as two finishes but with only one fuselage
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Yes, keep going, it's looking brilliant
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Spurred on by my peers I have now finished the decalling.
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Re: Toby's Ventura PV-1
The Ventura is looking excellent Toby, so near to being complete too, stick at it I feel like having a crack at one of the Hudsons in my stash now.
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Aaaaaaaarrrrggghh!
Just realised I've put the exhausts on the wrong way round.
Just realised I've put the exhausts on the wrong way round.
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Re: Toby's Ventura PV-1
Sorted. Unfortunately the pictures have highlighted some of the fit issues I hoped wouldn't be too obvious. Weathering to the rescue
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