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I used Humbrol 69 for the yellow on mine. The 'blue' proved more troublesome for a few years, with nothing suitable available, and my efforts at mixing failing as well. However, last year whilst in Homebase, I came across what I found to be a very good match. It was Rustoleum Painter's Touch craft paint - Indigo gloss. I have also seen these stocked in another large multiple, somewhere like B&Q, but I can't remember which, sorry.

Dave

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I used Humbrol 69 for the yellow on mine. The 'blue' proved more troublesome for a few years, with nothing suitable available, and my efforts at mixing failing as well. However, last year whilst in Homebase, I came across what I found to be a very good match. It was Rustoleum Painter's Touch craft paint - Indigo gloss. I have also seen these stocked in another large multiple, somewhere like B&Q, but I can't remember which, sorry.

Dave

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Pic of my Monarch build using RichW's excellent decals.

Paints are Xtracolor:

Yellow is X106 Insignia Yellow

Indigo is X123 Blue Angels Blue mixed with a dash of Gloss Red

Hope this helps

Tim

A332-Monarch1.jpg

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Thanks for the feedback.

Registration: its an A330-200 G-SMAN

Curves: I make curved masks by first sticking tape on the fuselage and hand drawing the curves. I re-stick the tape onto paper to get a flat version of the curve which is scanned into basic drawing software. You can then draw a more precise curve which can be mirrored so that both sides of the fuselage are the same. Cut Tamiya yellow tape to the printed curve and 'voila'.

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Thanks for the feedback.

Registration: its an A330-200 G-SMAN

Curves: I make curved masks by first sticking tape on the fuselage and hand drawing the curves. I re-stick the tape onto paper to get a flat version of the curve which is scanned into basic drawing software. You can then draw a more precise curve which can be mirrored so that both sides of the fuselage are the same. Cut Tamiya yellow tape to the printed curve and 'voila'.

You make it sound so easy ...... :jealous:

A stunning model like that takes serious skill.

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Cheers Timo, I meant 330. 'EOMA and OJMR were the 330s flew in. MONR, ONS and MAJS were the 300s I flew in.

But I very much do like your model and technique. Very nice.

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Cheers Timo, I meant 330. 'EOMA and OJMR were the 330s flew in. MONR, ONS and MAJS were the 300s I flew in.

But I very much do like your model and technique. Very nice.

G-OJMR was the last A300-600R in their fleet (I was on it's final passenger flight earlier this year :weep: ). G-EOMA and G-SMAN are their two A330's.

Dave -becoming a bit of a Monarch geek having now flown on 17 of their planes :shrug:

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Pic of my Monarch build using RichW's excellent decals.

Paints are Xtracolor:

Yellow is X106 Insignia Yellow

Indigo is X123 Blue Angels Blue mixed with a dash of Gloss Red

Hope this helps

Tim

A332-Monarch1.jpg

Are they the braz engines

Thanks

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You can get away with using a set of Revell RB211 Engines from a 767-300 kit i did that when i couldnt get hold of any Braz ones


any of you looking for the Monarch decals i have the A320 , And A321 aswell as the A330-200

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