fullnavy

Great job......i like...very like !!!

Nice build, I like this scheme !

I always prefer the versions US Navy, but it really is a great job.

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Hi. For painting i used the xtracolor ename, because even with the washing of oil paints give excellent color rendering. Exactily, markings are from Hannants Xtradecal. Only aftermarket detai used, the mainwheels BarracudaStudios.

My passion for aircraft of the Royal Navy made me do another little craziness ... but fun !! Fulvio

Nice work ! Is a really inspiring model also for me.

Very nice work! Well done.

Good job. I really like and was built and colored.

I thank everyone for the compliments made ​​my realization, also considering the peculiarities of the model. Thanks again. Fulvio

Contrary to what was thought until a few years ago, many Japanese aircraft were not just gray, but this color, was covered with a clear protective varnish from caramel color, which gave him this particular finish. In Japanese, this protection was called "ame-iro". To accomplish this I used the color of the White Ensign enamel. That from what I saw during my research, came closest to the original color as possible. I hope to check out was helpful. greetings

For so little! I'm happy to check out was good, but from what I have seen on this forum, but I still have much to learn!

And a book that gave me great inspiration, and above all a great book, one of the best ever on the Japanese naval aviation during the Second World War

The panels were painted with black dell'Humbrol, to see if there were parts missing. Then, indeed, I realized that this technique can enhance the panels in aircraft that have monochromatic colors. Sometimes some simple techniques created to randomness.

Truly a great job! I like