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It's starting to look the part!
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Extra dark sea grey on. Not much more to be done today as I'm going Vulcan hunting.

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Basically all the major paintwork is done.

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TobyC wrote:Extra dark sea grey on. Not much more to be done today as I'm going Vulcan hunting.
A bit extreme! What's Spock ever done to you?! :ha:
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Nose now on and I'd painted it separately for crisper delineation from the fuselage but it's proud on the top so will have to fill and sand and repaint the whole area front of the canopy which will be a bit if a bugger.

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The filling and sanding of the nose and area ahead of the canopy went better than expected and as did my free hand cutting of the masking.
Will wonders never cease. :shock:
Now it's time for the decals.


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Positively flying along now! I must say it's looking rather sharp :-D
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Looking great and sweet recovery on the nose
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Thats looking really good.
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Decals on

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I like it a lot...
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Looks good. What paints did you use, Toby?

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Vallejo dark sea grey and Lifecolor RAF sky
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Almost finished.

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All done. Very enjoyable build with few issues. getting the canopy to fit flush needed the pilots seat to be cut down slightly but such is the thickness of the plastic it doesn't really matter.

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