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Hasegawa Ki-61 Hien


Jeff Herne

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This is a prime example of 101 things all going right...

 

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I used all but 4 parts from the Eduard Big Ed set (replaced the flap stringers with styrene stock and the linkages with wire).

 

I used a new Alclad method for the first time, using a brand-new airbrush.

 

I added Mastercasters resin wheels and exhausts.

 

I had a blast building this model, although I screwed up a decal, and the yellow ID panels refused to dry, so the heavy chipping was where huge thumbprints once reigned supreme over the finish.

 

Next project - NMF P-47...

 

J

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Nice work Jeff. The balance of wear and exhaust is just right. I can appreciate the flap work. Did that on an older Tayima Zero a while back. Tricky to cut then all the same shape/size. Did you mask the canopy with tape or use precut masks?

 

Thanks for posting

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Guest Bun E. Carlos

Great Job Jeff!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm looking into those results for you.......you can PM Ed Wahl too..........he still may have the results copy.

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Beautiful Jeff. Bring it along if you get over here to Kalamazoo next October. A great job on the NMF of the Tony. Love it!!! What did you use to bring out the subtle panel line effect? Maybe Warpigs Washes? :D

 

 

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Thanks guys - Warpigs washes in the panel lines, and some light scrubbing of the panel lines with a Q-tip and some Faded Panzer Gray.

 

Jack, I got the results from Ed, thanks!!

 

J

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Absolutely. Warpigs, Piglets, Washes, decals, Mastercaster's Resin parts, and RB Productions parts.

 

I might bring some of the stash to liquidate too, I just learned that I have a cracked engine block... :-(

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Great Job Jeff!

What scale?

 

I've had my eye on that scheme for a while now, but have to clear out some of the "way too old" projects before I can think about starting a new one!

 

 

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