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Added the majority of the decals, and there were loads of stencil ones! 😬 but got there slowly. Also added weathering washes using Flory Models washes. Small and delicate parts are becoming an issue now, leaving as many as possible off until I have got the folded wings on. Still to finish the canopies, props, tail hook and final fix of the undercarriage. Getting close! 😁 Thanks for looking in and the likes.
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Very nice work, great colour scheme and paint job.
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Thanks @Danstream & @Landlubber Mike for your kind comments and for the likes everyone. After another session with masking tape, I have applied the faded ID stripes, looks black and a cream yellow in the photos , but in daylight they are more charcoal and a pale yellow. The photo on post #5 you could say the stripes were white/black like "D-Day" ones; and Airfix's instructions say they "might" have been white, but comparing them to the white square on the leading edge of the wing (inner section with the number "86" on it) I have convinced myself they are faded yellow. Anyway committed now! 😁 Getting close to gloss varnish and decal time! - thanks for looking in.
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I had been hoping to see more of Jim's fine work, but found from another artist site he has passed on last year:- James Rae a.k.a. vegaskip - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists Sad news, but we have this glorious catalogue of some of his work here on MSW to treasure.
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A little while since my last update, but I have not been idle managed to get this ugly beast masked (which took ages around some of the more complicated tail areas) and the Extra Dark Sea Grey applied. Overall happy with the result, need now to do the metal finish wing-fold areas and the faded "Operation Musketeer" stripes. One thing I did come across was a trade advert for the Fairey Gannet in the September 7th 1951 edition of "The Aeroplane" magazine I have copy of, a fascinating read from a bygone era! Thanks for looking in.
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Congratulations Kevin, she came out VERY well!
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More progress over the weekend. Some panel line pre-shading and the "Sky" underside coat. That all needs to harden off before the next load of masking begins, but it will probably be the weekend again before I get to it, so no rush! Thanks for looking in and the "likes" and comments, much appreciated. 😁
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Thanks Dan, yes for 1/48 some of the surface detail might be a bit heavy and I shall have to be careful with washes later on, as all this detail might make the model look a bit too grubby. Kit manufacturers are damned either way, they leave off such detail (as would be more accurate at this scale) and people would moan about the lack of detail. I think overall Airfix have done a great job with this kit, looking forward to seeing how it looks with paint on. 😁
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Congratulations Keith, a wonderful and unusual build!
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