1/72 super hornet F-18F
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63 28 January 2022, 09:39
Thomas Kolb
A very nice start and I love the comments on each photo! I will definitely follow this one!
A very nice start and I love the comments on each photo! I will definitely follow this one!
29 January 2022, 08:05
Charlie Spitfire
i love the home made seat belts how did you do it i want to know because i am starting to get into the habbit of makeing detailed cockpits with open cockpits
that is if i am aloud to copy your seat belts
i love the home made seat belts how did you do it i want to know because i am starting to get into the habbit of makeing detailed cockpits with open cockpits
that is if i am aloud to copy your seat belts
29 January 2022, 08:26
David R. Meizoso
Charlie, for the belts I think he used painted masking tape, as suggested by pic n.6. You can also use strips of aluminium foil, It all depends on which technique you feel more comfortable with. There is no such a thing as modelling techniques copyright, feel free to try and copy everything you like, that's the way!
Charlie, for the belts I think he used painted masking tape, as suggested by pic n.6. You can also use strips of aluminium foil, It all depends on which technique you feel more comfortable with. There is no such a thing as modelling techniques copyright, feel free to try and copy everything you like, that's the way!
29 January 2022, 09:43
David R. Meizoso
I'm following this also, agree with Thomas! Keep the good work!
I'm following this also, agree with Thomas! Keep the good work!
29 January 2022, 09:48
Chan Li
@ charlie yes they were masking tapes, I used them cuz they are cheap and handy, first off you need to know the scale of the seats, and thus you can design the right size of the belts on the tape, stick the tape on cutting sheet as I showed in pic 6, use a pencil to outline the sizes, and cut before you paint them, then you can paint them as you want. Normally you can't set the belts perfectly with one trial, and this is another reason I prefer the tapes, can try many times without loosing stickness. Sure you can copy it, we are here to communicate for fun. And I actually copied this method from one of friends, just he can't speak any English.😅
@ charlie yes they were masking tapes, I used them cuz they are cheap and handy, first off you need to know the scale of the seats, and thus you can design the right size of the belts on the tape, stick the tape on cutting sheet as I showed in pic 6, use a pencil to outline the sizes, and cut before you paint them, then you can paint them as you want. Normally you can't set the belts perfectly with one trial, and this is another reason I prefer the tapes, can try many times without loosing stickness. Sure you can copy it, we are here to communicate for fun. And I actually copied this method from one of friends, just he can't speak any English.😅
29 January 2022, 11:37
Chan Li
@ David: you've got that right, thanks for following, I'm still a noob compare to all the model Masters on this site, but I would like to share my thoughts. I would always appreciate your encouragements with reverence and awe.
@ David: you've got that right, thanks for following, I'm still a noob compare to all the model Masters on this site, but I would like to share my thoughts. I would always appreciate your encouragements with reverence and awe.
29 January 2022, 11:42
Simon Nagorsnik
Fantastic work Chan!!
The color shades in combination with the panel lines result in a very convincing overall picture!
Also a very good job with the decals, they fit perfect.
Once i had an airplane project that didn't work at all (horten),
haven't made any planes since then😆
Fantastic work Chan!!
The color shades in combination with the panel lines result in a very convincing overall picture!
Also a very good job with the decals, they fit perfect.
Once i had an airplane project that didn't work at all (horten),
haven't made any planes since then😆
19 February 2022, 07:00
Chan Li
Thanks Simon, to apply the decals normally took two to three days of mine, and sometimes it eliminated most of my patience.
At a point of time for this project I almost quit the bounty hunters decals for a simpler one.
And always appreciate your compliments.
Thanks Simon, to apply the decals normally took two to three days of mine, and sometimes it eliminated most of my patience.
At a point of time for this project I almost quit the bounty hunters decals for a simpler one.
And always appreciate your compliments.
19 February 2022, 09:52
Chan Li
Thanks David, with all the encouragements I'm planning to build a Chinese attacker for my next project.
Thanks David, with all the encouragements I'm planning to build a Chinese attacker for my next project.
19 February 2022, 09:55
Simon Nagorsnik
Perfect final pics mate!- looks so fantastic!
(although you took the easy way😉)
Perfect final pics mate!- looks so fantastic!
(although you took the easy way😉)
29 March 2022, 19:44
Juskifo
I join the modeling friends, it's a great achievement and i enjoyed watching your building
Well done
I join the modeling friends, it's a great achievement and i enjoyed watching your building
Well done
6 April 2022, 04:13
Chan Li
Thank you Juskifo and Finn, your words will always encourage me to build better.
Thank you Juskifo and Finn, your words will always encourage me to build better.
7 April 2022, 14:56
Album info
A simple kit to assemble -
plan to use:
Original cockpit in the kit
Original nozzeels in the kit
Canopy closed
Additional left over weapons from other kits
Economic and moderate time consuming