Grumman EA-6B Prowler

Méretarány:: 1:72
Állapot:: Befejezve
Elkezdve:: January 5, 2020
Befejezve:: March 15, 2020

Projekt-tár

Teljes készletek

EA-6B Prowler (High Visibility) [US NAVY/M.C. Carrier-Borne ECM Aircraft]

Hasegawa 1:72

00538 (E8) 2008 Új doboz

Kiegészítő és átalakító készletek

U.S. Pilot / Ground Crew Set

Hasegawa 1:72

35007-500 (X72-7) 1987 Új doboz Több téma (2)

Matricák

EA-6B Prowler

Print Scale 1:72

72-073

Maszkok

EA-6B for Hasegawa, Minicraft Hasegawa, Hasegawa/Hales

Eduard 1:72

CX101 2005 Új eszköz

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Fényképalbumok

8 képek

Grumman EA-6B Prowler

1:72

Projekt: Grumman EA-6B Prowler

1:72 EA-6B Prowler (High Visibility) (Hasegawa 00538)

Hozzászólások

5 January 2020, 09:33

Treehugger
I've been wondering if airburshing on a thin (super misty thin) layer of gold on the inside of the canopy is preferable (an F-16 project in my case), than airbrushing it on the outside. I wonder if anyone here has tried either way. A way to airbrush on a super thin layer is to fill the airbrush cup with thinner, and then add just a few drops of paint, airbrushed on thinly without it allowing to pile up.

5 January 2020, 10:22

Ferenc Sarka
Thanks for the idea Treehugger. I hadn't thought about painting the canopy yet. When I get to work there, I will report the result. Good luck with F-16.

5 January 2020, 21:30

Michael Phillips
I actually experimented with this awhile back using a spare P-51 canopy and nail polish. It turned out pretty good actually. Check it out:

scalemates.com/profi..bums&album=31937

I am going to do the Raptor next so I will do a little more experimenting soon...

6 January 2020, 05:01