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Cristian Aadicionou um novo álbum de fotos.
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Italeri UH-1B "Huey" Vietnam War - build progress 
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Tail section painted yellow where the “Danger” decal pointing towards the tail rotor will be placed.
Projeto: UH-1B "Huey" Vietnam War (Italeri)
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Alberto Traversoadicionou um novo álbum de fotos.
56 25 July, 22:01
SkyhikerWow! I have this kit and haven't touched it because it's rather intimidating. You've done an amazing job with it.
26 July, 00:33
Alberto Traversothank you Skyhiker, kit has some fit issues but I didn't bother, just wanted to see it done, kit is just out of the box, except for the decals, original ones were unusable
26 July, 01:24
SkyhikerIs that a dry brush technique on the raised panel lines? The results are very good. I was trying to figure out how to manage them. They are out of scale and I was considering re-scribing, or buying decals. But I think that would not make the results any better than what you have achieved. Sometimes easier is better. What paints did you use?
26 July, 15:38
Alberto TraversoI like more the process of panting and weathering than building. so I try not to over complicate my builds, most of them are just out of the box kits. This is an old kit with few details, some fit issues and inaccuracies, there're really good aftermarket pieces to make it more accurate, but that would take me longer time to finish, and I have other projects that I want to see finished. About the paints I used MRP primer (MRP-APB), Tamiya Insignia White (LP-35) + Tamiya Lacquer Thinner (L-10) as base color, for the white patches Ammo Matt White (MIG-050), and all black areas are Tamiya NATO Black (XF-69), all acrylics thinned with Modellers World Acrylic Doctor Thinner. Everything was covered with VMS Matt Varnish HD. All weathering was done with Oil Wash: Aircraft brownish grey from Modellers World and Oil Wash: For white & winter camouflage also from Modellers World, this two colors were applied as panel line Wash, the cleaning, blending and blurring "washes" was done with OILS thinner & cleaner from Modellers World. No dry brushing, paints, enamels or other techniques were used.
26 July, 17:21
Harald BesoldVery impressive model. Very good elaboration of the tiles and realistic weathering. Very nice.
28 July, 16:11
Daniel Mysakadicionou um novo álbum de fotos.
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RF-8A Crusader - wip
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The fit on the clear parts is worse than it seems when dry fitting them. A lot of gaps and steps are to be filled and sa...
23 23 June, 09:58
RandoI'm displaying my canopy closed as well, can't say I've experienced good fit with it. It's too "squat." There's a step between it and fuselage where it meets at the top, and steps on the side that make it not flush with the canopy walls. Have had to do a lot of sanding to make it look flush
20 July, 20:26
Daniel Mysak@Rando
At least I had to agree with you. Just clued the canopy to the fuselage and as long as the fit of the wind shild is okay, the canopy don´t fit any longer with part #13 glued inside. In my case it ended with a little crack in the canopy.
27 July, 17:41
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