Tomahawk Mk IIB

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Opmerkingen

16 June 2016, 08:52

Dave Jones
Looking great

17 June 2016, 09:42

Christian Bruer
nice start 👍 Looking forward to the paintwork!

17 June 2016, 19:13

David F
Looking quite good thus far! What paints are you using? What is your interior green?

18 June 2016, 00:22

John Thomas
Very nice work

18 June 2016, 13:58

Brian McColl
Thanks all. Christian, paintwork started now. David F, I use humbrol enamels, interior green is Hu 80 on this, though the instructions gave colour as Hu 93 which is desert yellow. I made my own call on this one. My logic being it's an American airframe. I think I'd be tempted to do it Hu 78 now, as the P-40M on display at Hendon has RAF interior green paintwork.

18 June 2016, 14:49

Christian Bruer
Good start with the painting Brian 👍 I like the subtle effect of the pre shading.

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Brian McColl
Thanks Christian, I like preshading as long as it's subtle so it doesn't overpower the model

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