Fw-190 A-5 JGr. Ost, Maj. Hermann Graf, 1943
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53 6 January, 00:20
Jennifer FranklinAll that in one day! Very nice work. The glue fingerprint is classic; you did a good job cleaning it up.
23 January, 22:22
Sergej IThank you Jennifer 👍
One day was only for the cockpit. The rest took more + life. I'm a slow builder 🙂
24 January, 10:43
JohnSergej, this looks better every time I see it. The subtle but effective weathering is very nice. For the slightly muddy areas where people would walk, is that oil, pastels or some other method?
20 March, 13:45
Sergej IThank you for your warm replies, mates 👍
John, this is just a few spots of oil (can't remember if sludge or sepia) and then dry-brush diffused.
The plane is still missing some chipping, but THAT is a thing that can quickly be overdone, so waiting for mojo 😉
21 March, 06:23
TH SCALE MODELS (Thomas Haberl)Very nice work Sergej! Did you do any riveting or does the kit give you all these lovely details?
21 March, 08:22
Sergej IThank you Thomas and Neuling 👍. Riveting is as is, beautiful and quite shallow. So the trick is to not flood all those beautiful details with rough primers or heavy paint coats. I thin all my lacquers way beyond recommended ratios. I'd say 5:1 in favour of thinner.
21 March, 09:28
TH SCALE MODELS (Thomas Haberl)I think you didn´t get my question - did you add the rivets or are they already included in the plastic parts?
21 March, 09:32
Sergej IPossible, Thomas. 🙂
I did not add any rivets, except some positive ones onto the propeller cover. The rest is part of mould.
21 March, 10:05
TH SCALE MODELS (Thomas Haberl)Thanks Sergej! I assumed so ..... your pictures gives me a good base for my 1:72 build of the A8 version. There I have to add a lot of rivets ... congrats again to this beautiful build 🙂 and thanks for sharing the information 👍👍
21 March, 10:19
BetterTimes-HenryExcellent FW-190. Subtle weathering is perfectly balanced, Well done👌
22 June, 22:53
