De Havilland Mosquito B Mk IV
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35August 7, 2019White marks are intentional, a little dry brushed scuffing.
36August 7, 2019Lots of detail no-one will ever see again. but I enjoy it.
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49August 7, 2019I chose to airbrush the Camo freehand based in research of Museum aircraft, and my 7 years in the RAF, Camo is generally done this way with a wet over wet technique rather than masking other than the top/bottom line
50August 7, 2019Hand painted Canopy detail, Amn - I've got old, hands shake and this made me realise I probably need reading glasses.
51August 7, 2019My Preference of finish is "As Displayed in a Museum"
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