Uutisvirta

Alec K
Great start! Taking a seat 👍

Guy Rump
Following. 👍

Sebastijan Videc
Thank you!

Patrick Hagelstein
Joining in as well! 👍🏼

J35J
Wow, great work on the engine!👍🏻

Clement
Great work, Seb, it's gonna be another stunner!

Nicolas
Great start, following.

Alec K
Surfacer looks great, I like your riveting work 👍

Sebastijan Videc
Thank you guys, if all the planets align, she'll be in her colours by the end of the week, just before I head out for holidays.

Maciej Bellos
I got Gabreski's mount so I got to watch this one. Excellent work Sebastijan! Just a question, how come the cockpit interior is painted in AOTAKI green (japanese interior colour)?

Piotr Sarniński-Górecki
So nice build ! Watching !

Frank Brzobohaty
Nice modeling stand where did you get it from? and great job on the P-47!!

Skyhiker
Ohhh so pretty.

Sebastijan Videc
Thank you everyone!
@Maciej it's not AOTAKE but Interior Bronze Green. By doing the research I noticed they were painted in various green shades, IBB being one of the common ones. PM me for photos if interested,

@Frank jig is from Vertigo Miniatures from Slovakia.

Frank Brzobohaty
Thanks for the info, love the realistic invasion stripes (you may want to soften the sharp white edge at the wing root side, just a suggestion). I will have to be brave and do it that way on my next model that has them.

Sebastijan Videc
Thank you, Frank. Yeah, they're not done yet so the outer edges will come as well... as will the slight overpaint of the roundels

Frank Brzobohaty
So many people are afraid to feather the edges of the invasion stripes, they used all kinds of things to put them on during the war, brushes, rollers, mops, and sprayers. they very rarely had a clean straight edge. People just don't want the model to look like they can't paint worth a darn because the stripes are not straight.

Keep up the great work.

Dave Flitton
Excellent build!!

Sebastijan Videc
@Frank yeah, I know. This is actually my first ever model with invasion stripes and I wanted to recreate just that - I was thinking on how to do this not to look to exaggerated in 1:72 scale and I got an idea to use watercolour pencils - and I really like the effect as they are just enough to make a feathered uneven look. Also I have put the model into the first days of the invasion, so that's why a weathered aircraft but relatively clean invasion stripes.

Trez Mackenzie
You have linked this Tamiya kit to a RFM one?

Njh de Wilde
@Trez, I have no idea of what you're asking

Trez Mackenzie
People look up a specific kit.

They scroll down to see how it builds.

But here - they see a different kit. That's not how it is supposed to work. You have linked your album to the wrong kit

Bogicevic Vladimir
No he did not. If you enter the project, you can find both kits. Njh de Wilde, nice model. If I may just add a remark, that figure is totaly wrong. Tropical uniforms were diferent. And, as I see you are planning to add a short barrelled Pz. IV and I don't think there were any left by the begining of tunisian campaign.

Trez Mackenzie
Hey, baldy. Get yourself a wig egg head. YES HE DID. The project is linked to the RFM ok? Do you understand? Muppet

Bogicevic Vladimir
I would like to see you say that to my face... And, at least, I am not ashamed of how I look so I can put my real picture here. And finnaly, If you are stupid enough that you don't understand that kits are connected to the projects and that this project contains both kits, there is no amount of insults tou can trow at me that can hide that stupidity.

scalemates
@trez: this behaviour should stop now!
There is no room for insults nor these aggressive tones.

On top of that: A project can consist of several different kits. So nothing wrong here

Ps: no need to reply