He-219 "Uhu" Groupbuild

Pierre-Christian Baudru
Here a model well painted..... master194.com/forum/...php?f=4&t=86940

Kerry COX
Just wonderful Pierre, 🙂 The 'squiggle' lines must have taken ages to do freehand and they look most effective mate. :-0
I am envious of your paint job. 👍

Pierre-Christian Baudru
Hi Kerry, but it is not my model......but found this on M194 forum😉 Cheers.

Kerry COX
Well, I do apologise Pierre. :-/

Pierre-Christian Baudru
No problem at all Kerry......😉 I would like to be able to paint my model like the guy did.....

Kerry COX
ME TOO. !!! I should have done a lot of practice before I painted mine really, as I am still in two minds as to what to do about the paint job on my Uhu, because I am still not happy with the result, no matter how much work I am doing to "Rescue" it. 🙁

Pierre-Christian Baudru
I understand you Kerry, and I think its the good thing to do. Try and try again to find how to obtain the result you are looking for mate ! Cheers.

Kerry COX
Pierre, I may be ok at gluing bits together, but I totally agree with you about the painting practice aspect, as it was always one thing I ran into problems with.🙁 "The paint job". :-/
Cheers my friend. 🙂

Chris Parsons
I just looked at the pictures of the paint on the He 219...I think the builder used a very expensive airbrush and the deepest type of black magic

Pierre-Christian Baudru
I agree the paint job on some of the UHUs is not an easy thing to do. Of course the airbrush type and quality is very important too. Even using an evolution I'm not able to do a free hand camo in 72ns scale. Kerry I was thinking in a solution for you, but not sure it will work mate: Using a pirograf, try to make masks with paper, then place the mask using the patafix. Do a try on an old model first.....😉

Kerry COX
That is a brilliant idea Pierre, and it will guarantee the soft edges I am looking for.!!!
Just when I was losing all ideas and hope, along comes the magic wand kid. 🙂
Cheers mate and thank you. 🙂 🙂
It will be tedious work, but I am already imagining the results. 👍

Pierre-Christian Baudru
I'm happy you will try this Kerry😉 Do a test using a small paper just to check if this concept is valid or not, I've never tried this before. Cheers.

Bart Goesaert
I saw his method before in Finescale magazine... A sheet of paper, kept at a certain distance from the model, and you spray through the opening. By readjusting the position of the paper while spraying you can vary the form of the blotches. Never tried this myself either... but it comes to mind... trick lies in the distance and subtle repositioning of the sheet...

Kerry COX
It is bound to work Pierre, as the concept in my minds eye says it is a most logical application (Now I'm sounding like Mr Spock. lol) but the way it sounds is just so simple in theory, and I will be happy to give it a dammed good go mate. 🙂 👍

Pierre-Christian Baudru
That's very good Kerry, I can't wait to see the result mate😉 If you want I can try also and show you the result. Cheers.

Kerry COX
This will be most interesting to do Pierre. 🙂

Pierre-Christian Baudru
Hi guys, I have just found this resin set : aviationmegastore.co..dinfo&art=112461