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- Birthday 03/09/1972
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1/72 Brewster SB2A-3 Buccaneer, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
I apply the wash with a brush along the holes and lines. You can simply cover everything entirely. Depends on your patience. I wait 20-30 minutes until the wash is completely dry. Then I wipe large surfaces with a napkin, and wipe small surfaces with an ear cleaner sticks. -
1/72 Brewster SB2A-3 Buccaneer, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
First you need to make the riveting with the riveter. Then you need to paint the model and apply acrylic varnish ("Future" for example). After the varnish, you can use MIG washes. -
1/72 Brewster SB2A-3 Buccaneer, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
It's just ordinary "washes" from MIG production, nothing special. -
Fuad started following 1/72 Douglas Digby Mk.I, Special Hobby and 1/72 Brewster SB2A-3 Buccaneer, Special Hobby
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1/72 Brewster SB2A-3 Buccaneer, Special Hobby
Fuad posted a topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Good evening, dears! It's my next model. The model's main error is a very irregular canopy visor. It's absolutely wrong angle. I grinded down the front of the visor at an angle to 0 to correct the situation a little. There are several mistakes in the instructions. Better to look at photographs and drawings. I separated the landing gear and inserted chrome tubes there. Added some details from stocks. Generally, this is a labor-intensive model in the result.- 16 replies
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1/72 Douglas Digby Mk.I, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
This question is not for me, but for the model manufacturer. This is their signature on the "167 (Comm) Sqn variant. 757 / PB * K (F / o Robert Kablovsky)". Yes, they indirectly noted that this view may refer to the 10th Squadron. But then this board was transferred to the 167th squadron. I wrote 1944 from my own fantasy, as my plane is badly battered. -
1/72 Douglas Digby Mk.I, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
You are right, this aircraft is based on the DC-2. -
1/72 Douglas Digby Mk.I, Special Hobby
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
This is a typical "shortrun". The kit contains resin and etched parts. I came across some pretty good plastic moldings (generally). Thanks for taking care. Me and my family, thank God, it's okay. -
Hi, everybody! It's my next model.
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Hi, everybody! This is another example of a weapon from the "Wunderwaffe" series.
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1/72 Boeing B-29 "Enola Gay", Academy+Eduard
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Yes, I used an airbrush for Molotov. And I successfully used solvent from Mr.Color Leveling Thinner 400 with Molotow. -
1/72 Boeing B-29 "Enola Gay", Academy+Eduard
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Mr.Color C08, Molotow liquid chrome, Alclad white and dark aluminum, pale burnt, dural and high speed silver.- 35 replies
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Hi, everybody! It's my next bomber.
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Hi, everybody! It's my next model.
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Fuad started following 1/72 B-17F, Revell + BIG ED and other
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1/72 B-17F, Revell + BIG ED and other
Fuad replied to Fuad's topic in Ready for Inspection - Aircraft
Thank you gentlemen. I was very pleased that you liked my work. This is my inspiration for my next works. -
Hi, everyone! It's my first model in this year.
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