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Printed and tested on a piece of toothpick... gentle comments guys.

just like I've said, still in development stage. It will be printed on clear material and cut into circles. I will show the finished product soon.

Yes I did, that is why I called it differently. But I'm not convince with the effect of their product...

Hi, I have this idea for long time and managed to draw it in Photoshop few days. Gentle critique will be appreciated. Thanks for looking.

I can help, give me the size you want and I'll send you a picture of it.

Thanks for the likes 😊

Thanks for the kind words guys. Believe me, I just used half a mile of Tamiya tape. I was supposed to do the Slovakian camouflage pattern but my creative side took over and the markings is a ''what-if'' for Philiippine Airforce which I printed on clear decal paper. I know that Fujimi's Fulcrum has many inaccuracies but I'm more in to the camouflage pattern, not on the accuracy of the model and it serve as a test bed for future digital camo models. Here is the masking stage of the model.

This is my Fujimi 1/72 Mig-29, painted the digital camo pattern using Tamiya tape and Hataka acrylics. Thanks for looking.

I decided to depict a possible future fighter aircraft of Philippine AF. I've used the logo pf the 6th TFS (circle) and added a full body cobra to make it more modern looking fighter. I've used a laser printer to print the decals. Few more bits and pieces, she'll be ready for a photoshoot! Thanks for looking.

Updates: Exhaust and anti glare panel now painted and panel shadows done. Also tried to apply a light filter so all the colors blends to each other. thanks for looking.

My insanity works! Thanks for looking.

Hi, this is my long overdue project (1/72 Fujimi Mig-29) which I shelved because of the complexity of the camouflage. Recently I said to myself, I can do this. I removed the previous masking and repaint the dark color first then re-masked it again. I took 2 hours each color to mask (6 hours now and running) and still need last color. Thanks for looking.

I used Photoshop for my artworks. I used a big file and high dot per inch so I wont lose any details while manipulating the image. Always use layers for each color and for the font, don't rasterized it at it will lose details, just transform it to your size you want. Once you are finish with your artwork, don't flattened the layers, leave it as layers as it is easy to edit it. Always save it as PSD and not JPEG, again with JPEG your artwork will lose details. Enjoy editing.

Thanks for the kind words gents!

go0d l0oking Phantom!