Ians Fragmented Phantom

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Re: Ians Fragmented Phantom

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Nice to see that at least one of the Phabulous Phantoms in this GB is approaching completion. Great job.
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The F4 really suits the German colours, I want to build an F4k but the RN DSG/White never did look right some how even with the red tail and Omega on the 892 squadron a/c or the big yellow bird on 737 squadron a/c it just looked dull.

How did you do the white lines around the canopy as that looks very effective?

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splash wrote:How did you do the white lines around the canopy as that looks very effective?
I didn't. That's the white undercoat where the colour was pulled off slightly by the masking tape.....
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Ian wrote:
splash wrote:How did you do the white lines around the canopy as that looks very effective?
I didn't. That's the white undercoat where the colour was pulled off slightly by the masking tape.....

It looks stunningly attractive Ian.

Just like the rest of the model.
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Well, thank you! That's very kind.
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The elevators now have the camo colours on them. Just the silvers to go then I can attach.
That'll probably be another week before I get around to it......
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Ian wrote:The elevators now have the camo colours on them. Just the silvers to go then I can attach.
That'll probably be another week before I get around to it......

Only half way through Ian. Still plenty of GB to go :) .

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Luckily I'm off now till Tuesday night. Weekend might be a bit busy but Monday is looking good for a few hours at the bench.
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Painted!
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Just need to attach them, add a couple of sticky-outy bits and some mattcote. Slowly but surely.....
There were some decals for the fuel tanks and elevators but I appear to have misplaced them, so it will have to go without!
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Looking forward to seeing more of this Ian, it's certainly in a more advanced state than my pair!
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Ah, the one from the Tigermeet GB, I remember this one. Good of you to bring it out, seeing as you didn't have that many steps to finish.
Hope to see this done soon, it's an attractive scheme.
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Nice camo shades :)
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Nice looking job. I associate that camo with Vietnam era USAF F4, and European Grays with German F4, so it looks unusual to me.
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Ian wrote:Painted!
Image

Just need to attach them, add a couple of sticky-outy bits and some mattcote. Slowly but surely.....
There were some decals for the fuel tanks and elevators but I appear to have misplaced them, so it will have to go without!

Slowly but surely - and don't forget effectively!

Very nice paintwork indeed.
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Well, it's all together and painted now. Just needs a bit of matt-cote here and there. Hopefully I can share some pics later!
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