Hobbycraft | HC1583 | 1:48 | Hawker Sea Fury F. B. Mk.II
OOB build of the vintage '89 Hobbycraft 1/48 kit.
Pretty basic cockpit and engine detail - just concentrated on painting as cleanly as possible.
Post shading and stripes.
Post shading and painting the white of a roundel. Applied decal over the top of the stripes. Not thinking about how the black would show through the aged Hobbycraft decals!
Panel line wash and detailing.
Panel wash and dirty-up completed using only Vallejo and watercolour paints. No Tamiya stuff or oils available at this stage, so obviously had to ensure I was getting it somewhat right, as I couldn't wipe it off afterwards.
But bought some by now... Adding Humbrol Blue/Grey panel wash. It's a bit 'heavy' this stuff!
And we're done! 🙂
Комментарии
26 13 May 2020, 15:05
Nathan Dempsey
The humble Hobbycraft Sea Fury. You're breathing life into these old kits Neil!
The humble Hobbycraft Sea Fury. You're breathing life into these old kits Neil!
27 March 2021, 15:02
Neil
Thanks Nathan for your kind comment. Picked up on a known auction site for £5, hours of fun later, result as above! Love the old kits! ?
Thanks Nathan for your kind comment. Picked up on a known auction site for £5, hours of fun later, result as above! Love the old kits! ?
27 March 2021, 17:23
James C
That's fantastic, and I built it when I was a teenager back in the day. It looked no-where near as good as this though!👍
That's fantastic, and I built it when I was a teenager back in the day. It looked no-where near as good as this though!👍
27 March 2021, 19:24
Neil
Thanks James - I appreciate your kind comment and though was never aware of this kit - I am also reliving my youth in these vintage builds! Ha! Ha!
Thanks James - I appreciate your kind comment and though was never aware of this kit - I am also reliving my youth in these vintage builds! Ha! Ha!
27 March 2021, 21:10
Kerry COX
Hobbycraft tried hard to get some detail happening in their kits, and your rendition has done that attempt a great result in showing just how much 'grunt' these sea fury birds had. 👍
Your attention to detail is well noted and admired. 👍 🙂
Cheers. 👍
Hobbycraft tried hard to get some detail happening in their kits, and your rendition has done that attempt a great result in showing just how much 'grunt' these sea fury birds had. 👍
Your attention to detail is well noted and admired. 👍 🙂
Cheers. 👍
27 March 2021, 22:46
Neil
Hi Kerry. Thanks very much for your encouraging feedback... Your comments are appreciated indeed ??
Hi Kerry. Thanks very much for your encouraging feedback... Your comments are appreciated indeed ??
27 March 2021, 22:53
Rich K.
I tried building the Hobbycraft DO-17, gave up and almost threw it across the room. Nothing fit right and the landing gear was virtually impossible (for my abilities). I replaced all the Hobbycraft kits in my collection with newer ones. Hats off to you bro! Wonderful job!
I tried building the Hobbycraft DO-17, gave up and almost threw it across the room. Nothing fit right and the landing gear was virtually impossible (for my abilities). I replaced all the Hobbycraft kits in my collection with newer ones. Hats off to you bro! Wonderful job!
28 March 2021, 21:58
Neil
Hi Rich K. Yeah, agreed they're not the best. Rather ridiculously maybe!? I've set myself the task of building; rather than collecting all these older kits out of the box... I must be a madman! Ha! Ha! Thanks very much for your comment ? very kind of you ?
Hi Rich K. Yeah, agreed they're not the best. Rather ridiculously maybe!? I've set myself the task of building; rather than collecting all these older kits out of the box... I must be a madman! Ha! Ha! Thanks very much for your comment ? very kind of you ?
28 March 2021, 22:08
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Hi there,
Thanks for stopping by to view my latest build #12 the Hawker Sea Fury F. B. Mk.II.
I build straight 'out-of-the-box' endeavouring to show the build journey in as few photographs as possible - this is my reason for utilising montage imagery to help reduce the image count of an album.
This build was uploaded on the 26th March 2020.
I hope that the you find my build journey both informative and helpful.