Italeri SR 71 Blackbird
				
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I feel your pain.
Lucky the Blackbird didn't leak on you. It seems, it liked to mark its spot.
It's a strange colour, particularly after a long heat treatment session, often know as a flight.
It's funny, there's a few of us happy to paint plastic, but mention a wall or two, and we run for the hills.
I wish I had paid attention as to how many different colours / shades I used on the thing.
Thanks again everyone for stopping by.Comment
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Italeri released one in 1982 (also reboxed by Tamiya and Testors), and Revell brought out an entirely new kit last year.
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Mr. Ketchup in the house Colin...For only 10 minutes here and 10 minutes there, she's definitely a real beauty, with a fantastic finish!!! Like Chris said, the modulation came out great. It must be pretty big, being 1/72 too...
BTW, if you're ever in my neighborhood, I have a few walls that need a coat on them!!!.........Taxi!!!..................
Prost
AllenLife's to short to be a sheep...Comment
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Thank you Allen. It was a nice model to paint, because you get to play.
How could you. There am I just recovering from the trauma of decorating, and you suggest more. Where's my nurse ?Comment
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Bit late, sorry Colin.
Matron was very impressed and the Committee agreed its has to have
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Too small a scale for me I'm afraid...Once again, I've been a bit busy in the real world, with a fair bit of 1:1 painting, paints by Dulux. Have I said before I'm not a fan of decorating. And it all started with a simple statement; 'I'd like to re-model my aquarium'
Ma'am replied, 'great let's go and buy some paint' I soon realised what she meant.
Anyway, as a way of preserving sanity, I've managed a bit of 1:72 work just a a diversion away from the 1:1 work.
The Italeri Blackbird. Not many parts in the box, so it was great for the odd 10 minutes here and there I was able to give it.
Luckily, there's a wealth of information on line, loads of pictures of some quite tired machines. So, here's my really dark, dark grey Blackbird.
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However... I can still appreciate a nice model...
And that certainly is a VERY NICE Blackbird indeed... A classic plane,and a cracking model mate
							
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