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Airfix 1/24 Supermarine Spitfire MK VB
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I'm waiting for my model...but I want to try with an aluminum pencil... Maybe can work!! But I'm not sure!!!
I will try some different painting options on my Typhoon
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Polux , on my 109 E-4, all the panel lines & chipping were done with coloured pencils - no paint at all! I've done the same on my 1/72 Typhoon which I'll be posting soonOriginally posted by \I'm waiting for my model...but I want to try with an aluminum pencil... Maybe can work!! But I'm not sure!!!I will try some different painting options on my Typhoon
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About an hour or so I got this idea to paint the camo in oils , well I thought if this has oil paint on it and I aply more oil paint it must be able to blend better
Your thoughts please[ATTACH]94645.IPB[/ATTACH]
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I like it Alan, it's the closest you're gonna get to airbrushing with a hairy stick!
Now just leave it for a week for the oil paint to dry
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Cheers Patrick and your not wrong there it's a good job this is a spit as I wouldn't be able to leave it alone if it was a hurricaneOriginally posted by \I like it Alan, it's the closest you're gonna get to airbrushing with a hairy stick!Now just leave it for a week for the oil paint to dry
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I like it Alan!! This oil colour looks really good
I think much better than an acrylic....
And I'm with Patrick as well....you will need to wait a week now
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That is looking great Alan. There were a could of already made 1/24 planes in a Charity Shop in my local town, these aren't as big as I first thought, looking forward to building mine, your tips are a great help to all of us doing this plane for the SIG, thanks for documenting it!!Comment
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Cheers chaps , I think this will take me right up to the first of January and then I can start my hurricane oh yeah
thanks for that Mike I just do the basics in getting around problems and they work but if you spend a bit more effort like most do on here you'd never know they had any problems at allOriginally posted by \That is looking great Alan. There were a could of already made 1/24 planes in a Charity Shop in my local town, these aren't as big as I first thought, looking forward to building mine, your tips are a great help to all of us doing this plane for the SIG, thanks for documenting it!!
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Just back from holiday and I'm now absolutely terrified of the group build !!!
Off to buy:
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Haynes Manual for Spitfire
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Thanks very much chaps
It's drying off quite well now so I could have this done by early next week [ATTACH]94687.IPB[/ATTACH]
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I managed to get the rest of the camo on last night , oil paint is good, if you do get a finger print on the paint it easily brushes out and that can be hours after it's been applied
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