It's been quite some time since my last build but this one took its time.. A great kit, this Mk II was sheer pleasure to build. Feel free to leave a comment below!
Very nice build! What brand is the brush you are using for the cockpit detail painting? It has a great point. Did you have trouble with some of the decals or was that deliberate weathering? So many people seem to be having problems with them.
Great Job! I was curious as to where you acquired the model tape dispenser/ holder? I've been looking for something like this for some time and had no luck. Any advice us appreciated. Keep up the great work.
Hello man, it's a long time that i'm following yourself, and I think I never let a kinds words about wat you make or made in the past. Really beautifull models you have done and you gone continue to do it. So congratulations for all the maquettes that you have made until now. Sincerely. I don't know youre name, i'm Pierre or pierrelebelgeapau. 🎉 continue like that really. Yes 👍. Beautifull Spitfire from Eduard in 1:48 scale here you make. And very good idea too put youre paint in bottle of really glasses. Excuse my english cause it is not my motherleguegees so I make some faults sometimes. Haha 😂. I speek french normally. I'm a belgian Guy but i'm living in France. So long my friend. Asap. Oh yes tkank for sharing.
Well done great effort, Try thinning your paint out a lot more and you won't get the splatter /drying effect before it levels it self. I will self level dry more slowly with more thinners and create a more realistic true to scale paint finish. Model industry use a 0.3 needle as an allrounder air brush as gives you a fine and wide spay pattern as well . Use very low pressure with thinned out paint , recommended around 12-15 psi for close in stuff and 20 psi for further back wider spay pattern. Thin your thinners 60-40 paint or even thinners 70-30 paint . This will create a more true to scale paint finish . For best result use Tamiya newer lacker paint LP range thinned with their own LP with a retarder added to thinners .
