F-105 D Thunderchief Hobbyboss

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I strongly disagree with the so-called "pre-shading" tehnique that sadly has gained such a widespread use. It is not realistic and counter-intuitive. In real life the paint degrades from the outside (weather, sun, scratches and chipping, and so on) not fr
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Comments

25 January 2015, 20:10

Albi Hitz
Yes! I like it ... I'm curious for more!

28 January 2015, 14:58

David Lengyel
Woot, what a sweet Thud! I'll be watching you 🙂 Keep it coming!

28 January 2015, 18:50

Kerry COX
Youtube Video

30 January 2015, 14:55

Clifford Keesler
I like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1 February 2015, 03:21

Lucian Millo
Thanks Clifford Keesler !

1 February 2015, 17:47

Kerry COX
Youtube Video
This Video is really good in explaining what all the bits are that hang off the 105, especially on the nose wheel !!! check it out ! 🙂

1 February 2015, 19:08

Album info

Hello, everybody! I will briefly show you some of the steps took while building my 1:48th scale F-105D from HobbyBoss. Landing gear bays and ejection seat are from Aires, while surface treatment was done using Vallejo model color acrylics, mixed to match the FS paints of the real aircraft, and sealed using Vallejo clear gloss varnish.

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