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Messerschmitt Me-410B-2/U4 by Javlin - Meng - 1/48 - PLASTIC
Javlin replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Thanks Dan sometimes letting it sit and mull it for a while does much to solve a problem.I have been working some color today on the plane to which I feel pretty good about.The two boxes on the l/side of the fuse covered up some ole unit markings methinks.I will start to lay down some clear in a bit and start decaling tomorrow night, -
Messerschmitt Me-410B-2/U4 by Javlin - Meng - 1/48 - PLASTIC
Javlin replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I had a bit of a snafu with the pit the consoles I installed on the opposite sides making the front part of the fuselage not able to close by a 1/16".The other problem was I had glued the the fuse all the way to rear gunners position! I let the rookie mistake sit for a couple of days was looking at ordering another kit and Quintas??The idea came wet the seam down a curve blade and start the seperation it was complete in 5/10 minutes with zero damage.Once I had the front portion of the pit out could see the consoles extending out beyond the IP.The Quinta's was carefully removed and sanding commenced till it fit and then reassembly.The wings are now glued on just a little filler up front and below no biggee. -
I have started another little 1/48 seeing space is starting to run out the Meng Me-410 with the only add-ons being the Quintas Interior.The fit thus far has been quite Nice I have even placed the copit and gunner section within the fuselage halves fit looks excellent.The kit also supplies both engines and look like they might be pretty good for 1/48 sadly I will properly close those up once built.I also have the Revell 1/48 in the stash to which I order my mask for it when I ordered this one's mask.Pics of work done thus far....
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F-84G by Javlin -Tamiya - 1/48 - PLASTIC
Javlin replied to Javlin's topic in Completed non-ship models
I may of used a different AB on the first coats now you mention it that had a higher volume?🤨 -
F-84G by Javlin -Tamiya - 1/48 - PLASTIC
Javlin replied to Javlin's topic in Completed non-ship models
I have used that in the past the experiment seemed to be working till the last coats Tom don't know why? -
I have been building this one while doing the George was really liking the look alot just shiny enough and the same clear same bottle the last coats lost a shade of shine.The pic on the stand is right before the last clear 🤨
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PWS Z-17 by ccoyle - CardPlane - 1/33 - CARD
Javlin replied to ccoyle's topic in Completed non-ship models
Now that's a weird looking duckling.🤨 -
Well I got some paint laid down tonight JN Green Tamiya Acrylics over AlClad Silver 101 on the whole plane.I was spraying the Future straight was pooling up on the forks I was kinda hmmmn?I usually find that being the mixture to thick so I added alcohol turned cloudy Nope out it goes.I then added MrColor Leveling thinner stayed clear and what a difference and it dried to the touch so fast.The chipping will start after the the decal have been laid and sealed. The P-47 just to show the George was about 85/90% that of a P-47!
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This has been moving slower than expected on my part being the kit fits so well together.The belts from RB were lets say a bit of a challenge or maybe I been spoiled by Quintas?I spent three nights doing these belts one night just walking away....The pics I wish I would of looked at one last time before assembly being a little fuzzy.The wing is glued,canopies masked and working the LG's now.I am hoping things start moving a little bit quicker.
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I have gotten a the copit just about finished only thing left now is the bottles behind the seat.The two yellow handles on top of the main control are PE from a 1/48 kit with white glue then painted.The AC on display here in the US shows two red and three yellows bent inward.I have AM seatbelts in the stash/wall just need to locate.
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