D-Day build
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Some progress. Prop done, yellow identification strip done.
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Final use of AK 3G Just gave the Tiffie' a general coat overall of the main colour's. The ALM Masks worked well first time using vinyl masks there was some lift but not much that it caused any problems.
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Some touching up to do and some happy little happenstances that will go into the weathering which will be with various oils and washes.
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Had to do surgery to the rails so I can get the D-Day stripes on. Slaps forehead and exclaims DOH!
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Decaling finished, even the stencils. Now to reattach the rails and good to go for the next stage.
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Rails and Rockets attached, VMS Semi-Gloss applied. Further weathering to come.
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Airfix 1.72 Scale Hawker Typhoon Mk1b. Completed.
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I have weathered the aircraft to represent a machine flying successive sorties in support of the D-Day Landings and the subsequent eighty five days of the Battle for Normandy.
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This is the aircraft of Wing Co. Charles Green. No. 121 Wing, R.A.F. Lower Holmsley South, Hampshire England and B.5 Le Fresne-Camilly, Lower Normandy, France 1944.
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The Tiffy, scourge of German Armour..
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28 8 April, 18:14
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Discounted Kit from Hobbycraft whilst shopping for X-20.