JTRACING
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finished this one up.
revell kit made into a junker
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revell GTO Judge junked up a bit
added more junk in the interior and attached it to a base
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heres my shine runner.
revell "black widow" 1957 chevy kit
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thanks dudes!
for my panel lines, after i apply future while its was still gloss i use black acrylic just brush the whole plane and wipe it off. then after i have my flat coat on i went back with oil washes of brown shades. really thinned down and applied over and over until i like what i saw.
exhaust stain is airbrushed then some pastel to finish it off.
all other weathering is oils sealed under the flat coat.
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completed this one, Tamiya 1/48 kit my own paint scheme I like the desert colors!
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latest figure painting, this set looked like it could make a cool scene
dudes are all box stock. i did have extra PE medals so i used them but otherwise from the box
painting with oils.
second guy assembled
heres a closer up view
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Beautiful Butcher Bird! The weathering is particularly impressive. Is that a reboxing of the Eduard kit, or did you add some aftermarket for those wing gun bays? GREAT looking model! Thanks for sharing!
GIL
thanks guys
yes all the sprues said Eduard on them. though the kit doesn't include any of the P.E. from the Eduard kit.
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thanks dudes!
Put in my vote for "A Very Nice Job" as well, especially the weathering. If you have the time could you explain a little bit about how you weathered the model? Did you paint/pencil the silver over the green or chip/wipe away the green to expose the silver underneath??
I haven't really tried weathering any of mine yet, have read most of the magazine articles about various techniques, just haven't tried any yet. I have the Hasegawa Ki-43-I on the bench right now and am going to undercoat it with Testors Aluminum Metalizer then over coat with Tamiya IJA Green and grey, but after that I'm not quite sure how I want to weather the green to expose the metalizer. Any Ideas??
Thanks,
Kevin
for weathering the paint chips i paint the plane silver. then spray it with hairspray. then paint normally with tamiya paints. then you can just make the paint damp and use a toothpick to peel away the green top layer. you still will have to blend it like feather the edges in places
for normal fading and streaks i use oil paints
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dragon kit pretty nice kit for being so tiny!. also my first time making a whitewash
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finished up my first large scale figure, tamiya kit built box stock. almost threw it against the wall cause I wasn't happy with it but it turned out ok in the end
uniform is done with oil, everything else was acrylic.
hopefully I can do better on the next one!
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got some paint on the next guy
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Im not sure what it is its not actual wood its more like some kind of vine thing
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Very nice. Did you make the stump yourself or was it a resin piece?
thanks guys! its real wood from my yard lol
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finished this one up today
tamiya figures
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I got this set cause I wanted to try painting white and camo stuff.
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working on this guy today, tamiya Fig with a hornet head. still got some stuff to add on him
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getting close now
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tires, light weathering on the "Goodyears"
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thanks
on this car i didn't even use primer since no filling was needed. the color is enamel from model master airbrushed on.( jar paint) the clear i used was krylon crystal clear just from the spray can.i sprayed enough coats on so the decals were "flush" then 2 extra then sand with 2000. until everything is dull. any shiny spots are low areas. then tamiya course polish and then meguires scratch x 2.0
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Put in my vote for "A Very Nice Job" as well, especially the weathering. 
nascar C.O.T.
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this is the AMT snap together kit. I turned it into a Dale Earnhardt car.