F-RSIN Breguet Br.763
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3 25 March 2015, 18:07
Ben STONELooks great Mike. What's the paint pictured? I can't find it on any Humbrol charts, all I can make out is "18"?
25 March 2015, 18:37
Mike GrantThanks guys! @Ben, it's Humbrol 'Met 16'. I don't think I used it on the model, it's just the first tinlet I grabbed to show the scale 🙂
25 March 2015, 19:22
Ulf PetersenHaHa, Fatso-bird! 🙂
But the model is phantastic!👍 You made the very best out of this horror-kit!
27 March 2015, 05:21
Christian BruerVery nice work and finish. Would be fine you explain the method/paints you use etc. to get this excellent finish!
31 March 2015, 17:24
Mike GrantThanks again guys for the nice comments 🙂
@Christian, I wrote a full-build article in the March '15 issue of 'Airfix Model World' magazine which explains everything, but as far as finishes go it was just Tamiya white on top and Alclad on the metal surfaces. The plastic needed a fair amount of prep though as it was quite pebbly. Everything sealed in with Tamiya semi-gloss finish.
1 April 2015, 18:25
Marc SchimmlerI haven't seen this one often ... I even did not know a kit exists .. Impressive!!!
2 April 2015, 13:28
GlennGreat job Mike, The F-RSIN kits are pretty basic and need a lot of cleaning up so this looks great!
6 April 2015, 03:19
Julian Herrero aka YuriCongrats !!! VERY GOOD job on a difficult kit .... and a seldom seen subject indeed !!!!
7 April 2015, 17:38
Gordon SørensenJust read the AMW article Mike. Fantastic job cleaning up the plastic to get such a nice finish.
9 April 2015, 20:22
Roland SachsenhoferWonderful, very impressive indeed- I admire your precise, neat and clean work!
9 June 2017, 20:36
Sebastian MeynerGreat job 👍 Especially considering what u had to work with. Looking at THOSE sprues...I'd have thrown it away 😉
27 June 2017, 22:12
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Short run injection styrene kit (despite the company name). A bit rough, but the finished model looks OK from a few feet away 😉 Great subject, though.
