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Nice work with the metalling parts of the aircraft, you made it look as if it were real.
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@PhoenixII I´d like the cheap and cheerful one, because I´m not willing to pay above 40$ for a photography cube. I´m currently using two large sheets of paper, glued with bluetac to the walls, and usually my Samsung Galaxy S5 phone (I used a Panasonic Leica of 14 megapixels today, it´s fairly old). What would you recommend for a cheap photography area?
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How are you going to handle the wings if they don´t have connecting tabs?
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Decals are from Cartograf, that makes the kit even better!
I´m going to buy 20!
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Many thanks to all those who answered, really appreciate it.
@Boman I guess I´ll do as you say and buy both, my wallet won´t be happy about that.
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I´m travelling to Europe in a couple of months, and I have the opportunity to buy either Italeri´s Nesher/Dagger or Kinetic´s Mirage IIIE/O/R/RD/EE/EA. Since the Italeri one has the decals I want (and it´s cheaper), what are your opinions on that kit regarding its fit and the need to fill and sand seams (and other type of details you guys may have).
The Kinetic is, as stated, an option, but it doesn´t have the decals I want and it´s twice the price of the Italeri one.
Good night, read you tomorrow!
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14 hours ago, bhouse said:
4 Light source - indoors: either use light from a window that doesn't have the sun streaming through it or plenty of artificial light. If using artificial make sure the light colour matches ( eg all cool white or all warm white)
The light I used was warm white, I´ll change it for a light bulb that gives a cool white light.
I´ll try to find and dust my old camera, because I´ve been shooting with my phone.
Thanks for the help everyone!
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Looks really cool for an absence of 18 years, congrats!
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Looks good, I may build Hasegawa´s model if I ever find it in 1:48, 72nd is too small for me now.
How did you get those nicely lit photos?
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12 minutes ago, Corsairfoxfouruncle said:
Nice looking 262

Thanks, it was a fun kit to test my skills.
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Here´re the photos of my latest model, Revell´s 20 year old Me 262A-1a.
The model had an overall good fit, except for the front nose piece, which curves up and the canopy, which has a terrible fit (worst fitting part in the entire kit).
I added a 30 gram lead weight in the frontal bulkhead of the cockpit, and discovered after attaching the wheels that it was just enough to keep the model from being a tail seater (I bought some 10 gram weight that I´ll cut in half and glue them as forward as possible for the next time).
I´m also accepting advice regarding how I should take my photos.
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I´m trying to photograph a model with very dark colours, what do you guys recommend to end up with a well lit photo?
Thanks.
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Here it says to contact your local seller: https://www.tamiya.com/english/customer/cs_top.htm
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What are your recommendations for taking well lit photos for my models? What type of background, what type of lighting, etc...
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1:32 modellers are really having a party with all of the subjects that have been released in the past 2 years (or more).
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11 hours ago, Harold55 said:
affordable.
Not this one, at today´s dollar price, I payed 68$ to a guy on Facebook, minus shipping.
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Empenage camouflage painted, undersides painted, and engine intakes painted in aluminium too, photos maybe tomorrow.
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Having built three of them and with two more on the stash, I wanted to know if someone else has had issues fitting the gear doors to the struts because of their length, because when the time comes, I have to trim both doors to get them to fit, am I doing something wrong?
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Could this Me 262 be of Walter Nowotny?
in Aircraft WWII
Posted · Edited by Sturmovik
I found this image while searching for Heinz Bär´s Me 262. I think it´s Nowotny´s aircraft because of the 8 in front of the cockpit and the yellow band behind it, said band was present on the Me 262´s assigned to Kommando Nowotny.
Notice that the aircraft has mottling behind the cockpit instead of a splintern pattern.
Edit: I added a second picture.