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1:48 Tamiya Mosquito - Detailed Images


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I have just finished building this for a friend who is Mossie mad!

Tamiya DH Mosquito FB Mk.VI.
1/48 Scale.

Aircraft represented -487 Squadron RAF. MM417/EG-T
Built out of the box apart from scratch built lead wire seat belts.

Paint.
Tamiya XF-81 Dark Green 2 (RAF).
Tamiya XF-82 Ocean Gray 2 (RAF).
Tamiya XF-83 Medium Sea Gray 2 (RAF).

Primed with Vallejo Light grey polyurethane surface primer. 74601.
Timberland gloss floor varnish.
Xtracrylix XAFF Flat varnish thinned with Vallejo 71.161 thinner

Photographed in studio with still life curve base and overhead studio flash and soft box.
Canon 1Dx with Canon 90mm f2.8 TS-E tilt shift lens.
1/250 sec @ f22. 160 iso
Colour profiled and white balanced with X-Rite Colour Passport.
Edited in Adobe Lightroom 6CC.

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That is a wonderful looking Mossie! Such beautiful details, looks like it must have been an absolute joy to build.

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Very very nice and if it was a real plane it has the look that it could still fly unlike some over pannel lined over weathered over chipped model examples posted :)

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Lovely mossy, where did you find this timberland floor varnish and how did you apply it

I purchased it from a timberland store in Peterborough. I suspect it was re-badged floor polish from a well known manufacturer. I just gloop it into a large needled airbrush a give the model a few consecutive coats. It is a balance to get enough on there to flow and level out without pooling. I have actually brushed it on with some success as well.

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