Splash's Jet Provost T1 ***Finished***
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Very nice!
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Looking sharp mate.
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Looking good again Splash - fingers crossed for the next paint job!
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Looks a great silver finish on that.
I'm intrigued. I always paint the cockpit interior, attach the canopy and then mask it to paint the airframe. You are obviously not doing that in this one. I'll be fascinated to see the cockpit painted, etc..
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I'm intrigued. I always paint the cockpit interior, attach the canopy and then mask it to paint the airframe. You are obviously not doing that in this one. I'll be fascinated to see the cockpit painted, etc..
David
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Looks brilliant in the silver.
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I normally follow your line of building, but as this kit only has 6 main parts I thought I would try a different way. Plus I hate cutting vac form canopies so I'm putting off the stress for the enddwomby wrote:Looks a great silver finish on that.
I'm intrigued. I always paint the cockpit interior, attach the canopy and then mask it to paint the airframe. You are obviously not doing that in this one. I'll be fascinated to see the cockpit painted, etc..
David
The yellow has gone on with no problems. By thinning it and using low pressure and several very light coats until the colour was solid, I have stopped any creep under the masking tape.
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Nice!
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That silver does cover well, is it from a rattle can or is it from an airbrush?
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
It's Tamiya acrylic XF16 Flat Aluminium thinned with Tamiya thinners and airbrushed on over Tamiya white primer out of a rattle can.Molly-new wrote:That silver does cover well, is it from a rattle can or is it from an airbrush?
The yellow was Tamiya XF3 Flat Yellow thinned and airbrushed straight on top of the silver.
For airbrushing, Tamiya paints are my preferred option, as I get consistent results and they dry quick and very quick if you use a hair dryer to speed up the process.
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Those yellow stripes turned out perfect. I'll try to be patient applying paint like you were. Great result.
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That looks Brilliant Splash - looking forward to seeing the decals on it!
See - the painting worked in the end!
Cheers
Stuart
See - the painting worked in the end!
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
That is a superb finish Splash.
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Sharp as a knife mate, well done.
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Cool as a cucumber.
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Re: Splash's Jet Provost T1
Cheers guys for all the nice comments, I'm happy how this one is turning out.
A touch of paint some tape seat belts and a Wessex Helicopters ip decals has got me to this stage.
The canopy has been cut and stuck and awaiting the glue to set.
Regards Splash
A touch of paint some tape seat belts and a Wessex Helicopters ip decals has got me to this stage.
The canopy has been cut and stuck and awaiting the glue to set.
Regards Splash
My work bench is starting to look like Portsmouth Naval Dockyard.