A7 E Corsair II

[Second Air Force]

That has happened to me too......and making the second one is always more difficult for me, somehow.

[No.1]

I guess this is more detailed then original

[modellius]

it's pretty much the same, the final look is perhaps better, due the original part was from two halves so much sanding and putty would be needed on hard to reach places, if I think it better maybe this was even faster.......

[draken35]

[modellius]

well, the paint job started, I wish to make a worn out well used bird ( what a surprise  ) so no decals will be used only stenciles, so the first phase is the blue/yellow stripe on the fuselage and the blue area on the tail. All is painted post-shade technique

[No.1]

It seems to be attractive sample

[draken35]

[modellius]

Thank you !

The painted has started; first gunze white primer then the white areas with post-shading. This time I tried out a new paneling method; first I painted the white, then grey over panel lines and then I draw the panels with 2B pencil and then " killed " the shade with white. I'm satisfied with the result

[modellius]

And more

[draken35]

[Second Air Force]

Looks excellent! I'm going to practice your pencil method on the Me 410, I think.

[No.1]

Pencil When I was subscribed on Verlinden magazine in 1991, that was my first method of highlight details (as well dry powders). And with entire avalanche of many products available in meantime, this cheap materials stay almost the best for that purpose.

[modellius]

Looks excellent! I'm going to practice your pencil method on the Me 410, I think.

Note: Use 0.5 mm 2B pencil and always sharpen the pin on sandpaper one sided so you can draw a nice thin line

[modellius]

Wrap, wrap all around......

[No.1]

Perfect wrap