Mustang III
I guess that happens when Vallejo acrylics are diluted in a not appropriate manner!
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1 4 November 2019, 13:25
Roland SachsenhoferA few new picture of the growing Mustang III. This one will show full D-Day markings; applying the white will be the next step.
8 December 2019, 20:45
Roland SachsenhoferBlack and white stripes have been painted and masked, "Neutral Grey" on the underside have been painted. No on to "Ocean Gray"!
14 December 2019, 16:20
Roland SachsenhoferI guess that happens when Vallejo acrylics are diluted in a not appropriate manner! I am now going to create a fitting "Ocean Gray" with trusty Gunze acrylics.
"Vallejos" will be used solely as a reference for mixing suitable shades henceforth.
18 December 2019, 20:20
Slavo HazuchaLooks kind-of realistic though... If it would be predictable, could actually be a useful technique... But at the moment, I hear your complaint!😉
18 December 2019, 22:15
Gordon SørensenCan you do a light sanding to remove the Vallejo without damaging the preshading (or kit details for that matter)?
19 December 2019, 01:40
Roland SachsenhoferTo my great pleasure I have found a good approach for Ocean Gray in a 1:1 mix of Gunze H69 "RLM 75" with H56 "Intermediate Blue". I personally find the result amazingly close to Vallejos variant of this colour and so, to my great pleasure, will be used as a substitute for Ocean Grey.
Gordon, to be honest: I have sanded this Vallejo "priming" smooth and put a new preshading on the surfaces before working with the mentioned mixed Gunze- paints 🙂
20 December 2019, 06:25
Roland SachsenhoferThe painting is almost finished - I will "liven up" the stripes a little bit to bring out the provisional and hand brushed character
21 December 2019, 15:47
Roland SachsenhoferFinally done! Even this Mustang has been tamed -at least. The most troublesome area of the final steps had been the "Malcolm" canopy. To short in span it did not reach to the canopy rails when shown open, what was my will to do. I found a solution in building up the height of the cockpit edge with plastic card, which was sanded and re-painted. It did work in the end but was challenging....
After all I am rather happy how impressive this thoroughbred looks when standing on the workbench -also because of its coat of D-Day stripes!
28 December 2019, 12:19
Scott DuttonBeautiful work, Malcom hood stang a favourite and you've done a great job
28 December 2019, 12:39
Roland SachsenhoferThanks for this portion of motivation!
Lode, that is a particularly nice statement, thank you!
30 December 2019, 18:58
Christian BruerVery nice result. I much like the Mustang with Malcolm Hood and yours is a true masterpiece 👍
30 December 2019, 19:04
