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Thanks Nigel.

Third and final main colour on. Next up is the gloss coat then some yummy panel washing.

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And the big moment - its NOT a tailsitter :) whew.

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I've put the gloss coat on with Tamiya X-22 and started putting a few decals on. I love the teeth but its going to need quite a few coats of Tamiya markfit to get it to set right. One thing I like about this kit is there aren't many decals on the aircraft itself, they're all on the ordnance and I love decalled ordnance :)

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Battletweety wrote: January 22nd, 2024, 11:41 am they're all on the ordnance and I love decalled ordnance :)
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Very nice. The Euro 1 scheme fit the A10 well.
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That looks really great, BT.
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That's coming along a treat BT. Looks a real brute.
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Decals all on, a second coat of gloss and now my fav part the panel line wash. Here's hoping some of this stuff comes off.

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Haven't worked up the courage to try this yet :shock:

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Its all fine mate. A good gloss coat and this stuff rubs right off with a damp cloth. Plenty of online videos about it. I use Ultimate weathering wash which is a clay based product and I've been using for a few years now. I had too many dramas with oil based washes. Here's a closeup sneak peak after I've rubbed it off and putt the matt clear coat on...

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Very very very nice indeed BT - well done!
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My word that looks good.
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Nice work on the camo
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Almost done. Just need to paint one more bomb. Been a very easy kit to build.

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All finished. It was an enjoyable build, a simple kit, not big on detail but who doesn't love an A10 bristling with bombs :)

Beauty shots here: https://uamf.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=25084

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Next up..back to tanks. I've got my hands on a kit I've been trying to get for a while.

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Lovely work on the A10 BT, a great looking build 👌
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