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I added rivets where they were missing due to the processing of the docking.

Yes, they are resin. https://www.hannants.co.uk/product/ED672098

Hi, everyone! Let me present you my next model.

Good question. Definitely I'm not sure they were blue. But in some photos they look dark, and on boxing the artist also depicted them in blue. Because these glass parts after installation do not look very presentable, I decided to tint them with transparent blue varnish. This plane was mainly engaged in photo intelligence. Maybe he needed to darken the glass for some process? Anyway, you can consider this a kind of artistic device )).

Honestly, there is nothing unusual here. These are just dots of oil paint (green+brown+gray) over matte acrylic. I just rubbed it with a wide brush.

I used "Dull Aluminium" from "Alclad II".

Hi, everybody! It's my next model from Special Hobby.

The headlights of the landing lights are made of Belarusian "Elf" sets. On the left wing console, the compartment is closed with ordinary stationery tape.

Yes, you are right. I had exactly this "Flak Bait" set and I drew inspiration from it. But I didn't want to use decals from Hasegawa - they are too thick, you know.

Thanks for the comment, colleague. Yes, loaded wheels would be welcome. I couldn't find ready-made for this model. And I was too lazy to remake the wheels from the set.

Yes. I use "Prismacolor" silver pencil.

Hi, everybody! It's my next model from excellent "Hasegawa". I used two etched set (interior+exterior) from "Eduard" and "Miniworld's" gun barrels.

I made main identification marks from stencils, and the remaining decals are from the SH box. But I will immediately say - they turned out to be of poor quality, because reacted very poorly to special adhesion fluids.

Rosie the riveter - the best of riveters.

Of course, you are right, sir. But at the same time, not every plane fits absolutely "clean look". Some of them want to give a little "vitality." In the end, I am almost an artist - I see the world like this))).