P-38J Lightning Revell 1:32 from 1970
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2 11 January 2021, 14:15
Treehugger
Lovely surface finish. How did you make the airframe surface so smooth?
Is it just a metal finish, or is it also lacquer/gloss coat on top?
Lovely surface finish. How did you make the airframe surface so smooth?
Is it just a metal finish, or is it also lacquer/gloss coat on top?
11 January 2021, 14:18
Martin Kubis
Thank you, it is airbushed with Revell enamel 90 (mixed with few drops of white 4 to have different panels) than polished with sand paper 6000 under water and finally polished with dry cotton t-shirt. Never use lacques/gloss coat on NMF finish you will lost nice metal effect. For polishing I found enamels far better as aqua colors. Martin
Thank you, it is airbushed with Revell enamel 90 (mixed with few drops of white 4 to have different panels) than polished with sand paper 6000 under water and finally polished with dry cotton t-shirt. Never use lacques/gloss coat on NMF finish you will lost nice metal effect. For polishing I found enamels far better as aqua colors. Martin
11 January 2021, 14:36
Treehugger
I have seen models that look weird with a smooth finish (because it looks like plastic somehow), but this one looks great I think. I am somewhat envious of your results. 😄
I have seen models that look weird with a smooth finish (because it looks like plastic somehow), but this one looks great I think. I am somewhat envious of your results. 😄
11 January 2021, 15:59
Martin Kubis
Yes it had bit toy look, but after gentle weathering with Revell pigments regarding historic pictures and different polishing levels (some panels more/some less) it received more realistic look...and thanks again 🙂
Yes it had bit toy look, but after gentle weathering with Revell pigments regarding historic pictures and different polishing levels (some panels more/some less) it received more realistic look...and thanks again 🙂
11 January 2021, 16:07