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73 9 January, 00:44
Gary KitchenNice build comments. Following along. I have the Airfix and the Hasegawa for a dual build so nice to see where this goes.
9 January, 06:52
Ogre-TromboneThanks, Gary. I added some additional comments to the sprue photos. Somehow I managed to accumulate three kits of the same aircraft, and this seemed like a good opportunity to thin the stash.
9 January, 16:20
Ogre-TromboneProbably a safe bet, @Andy, but for twice the money will it be twice as good? None of these kits will break the bank of course, but I'm curious to see just how much better Tamiya will prove to be.
9 January, 23:01
Andy BallI did the Airfix-Tamiya side by side, I think you're right about the cost-to-build quality ratio…Airfix probably wins, but the Tamiya kit is worth the extra and it isn't tremendously more..IMHO…
9 January, 23:16
Ogre-TromboneIt's been slow going as I finish a couple of other projects. I think I'm procrastinating about masking the canopies by focusing on other parts of the build. I'll clean and assemble the propellers next, but I should be able to prime this weekend.
9 February, 17:18
AlbertoYou have great skills with airbrush control 👍. The painting of the dark green one is very interesting
25 February, 06:30
CarloI used the Tamiya XF-76 which I was really happy with, it's lighter than what you ended up with. I also used an Ultra Matt varnish from AK Interactive which gave it a really flat look.
25 February, 14:10
Ogre-TromboneThank you, @alberto, kits like this are a perfect opportunity to practice one's skills.
@carlo, I'm not enough of a Zeke aficionado to do anything other than trust the kit color recommendations. Next time I'll know. I am expecting that weathering and varnishing and especially adding decals will have the effect of toning down that color.
25 February, 15:51
Ogre-TrombonePainting has been a somewhat arduous process. I still need to touch up the belly of the Hasegawa kit before I can move on to gloss and decals. Masking and painting the markings has produced really nice results, but it's time consuming. Not pictured are the multiple touch-ups I've needed to do. The Vallejo chipping medium has not given me the kind of effect I wanted. It could be me, but I'm not convinced it's a great product. Maybe something else might work better.
16 March, 18:22
Gary KitchenI'm sure I read on someone else's zero project that IJN paint was notoriously poor quality and so fading and wear was generally quickly occurring and very apparent.
17 March, 08:19
John EComing along nicely. I read that A6Ms had a red oxide primer under the camo and on top of the bare metal. Might be of interest to your weathering. ipmsottawa.com/files..ide_Low_Tagaya_F.pdf
17 March, 19:54
Ogre-TromboneThanks for sharing, @John. That's a really cool doc! Tons of great info in there. I've seen some others apply a yellow-green wash to heavily weathered USN planes to hint at the primer layer; maybe I can do something similar with red.
17 March, 21:31
Ogre-TromboneThank you, @gasolier! I'm really trying to push myself with this project, both from the technique side and in my attention to detail when working from references. I still have a lot to learn.
6 May, 15:51
Thomas KolbThat's a super impressing trio. I like the oil and dirt stain effect on the undersides, you really made a fine job on the chipping and paint discoloring as well. The comments made it fun to follow the build.
7 May, 04:03
Ogre-TromboneI just realized that this "little" project took me almost 6 months! There were many gaps when I wasn't able to get to my bench, but I'm still surprised it took me this long. Anyway, I am happy to be finished and more or less pleased with the results. All three of them are very good kits, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend any of them. But having done my own side-by-side comparison, with Tamiya's kit standing out as the best of the three, why would you buy either of the others?
Some thoughts:
Airfix is an excellent kit for beginners. It's cheap! (I paid $10 USD for mine.) The instructions are clear and easy to follow, and the engineering and assembly are sensible. Even if the details are a little crude, it builds up well. There are times you wants something simple that can be built quickly without a lot of delicate work.
Hasegawa is also very reasonably priced. I found this kit for about $11 USD. Even though the cockpit is basic, with a closed canopy that doesn't matter so much. The surface detail is outstanding, making it a good platform for paint and weathering effects. (Not that the Tamiya kit is expensive, but you might be less inclined to experiment with it.) The decal options are compelling, particularly the one I chose, which inspired me to try out some new techniques.
Thanks to you all for following and indulging me in this exercise. More photos to follow!
13 May, 16:19
John EThanks for the notes on the different kits. I built the Tamiya and loved it. The three came out great!
14 May, 13:44
Jennifer FranklinExcellent results on the "experiment". Those are interesting notes on the different kits. Thank you for sharing them.
14 May, 19:10
Ogre-TromboneA few final photos to close the book on this project. This was a lot of fun. Thank you all for your kind words and attention!
19 May, 00:52
Łukasz GlińskiVery nice finish of this trio! Maybe the antennas are bit too thick for my taste, but the weathering is impressive 👍
19 May, 10:57
Ogre-TromboneNo doubt, @Łukasz Gliński. It was the best I could do at the time. I've ordered purpose-made rigging thread for future use. Thanks!
19 May, 16:39
TreehuggerQ: Is the measurement line on the MT-C Dspiae circle cutter tool you have, are those measuring lines usable, like are they accurate?
I have an old circle butter, but the measurement line is taped onto the tool, and isn't really usable. I always have to try and fail to get a proper circle size with the old one I have.
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6 21 August, 15:57
Roland SachsenhoferI hum Hans Albers all the time: 'Flyer, greet me the sun, greet me the stars and ....' The reason: the two Junkers F.13s were finished today! I'll show you the results in two galleries attached to this project. The F-13 'Annelise', in its original form an altitude record machine from 1919 and semi-legal 'Moscow Flyer' can be seen here first. The construction is not for the faint-hearted and perfection in the final result is not to be found here. But as the saying goes: ' Greet me the sun, the stars and the moon.... ' 🙂
21 August, 16:02
Kesa TihoSo as of lately ive been feeling really depressed due to my unfortunate private life circumstances so ill be taking a break from scale modeling and everything in general until i feel stable enough to absorb a large blow, be it mental or physical. I hope you all have a great time building your model kits. PS: even though ive only been in the scale modelling community for a short time and scalemates even less i feel like im that one life long friend with all of you already. From the bottom of my heart, thank you all so much.
1 22 August, 00:22
Martin OostromBuilding a kit from many pieces into something whole, might be symbolic for you.
And you don't have to build anything yourself to comment here and see things grow.
But it is all in your hands. Stay strong Kesa!
22 August, 05:27
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