Tu-95RT
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Komentáre
3 February 2019, 16:06
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I wish the props weren't molded in one piece (four blades and spinner). I have a similar version. A nice looking model still. I wish I found a Tu-95KM variant, as I also had that modeled in 3d for a cold war CGI scene. 🙂 The KM variant, has a big chin dome and a funny looking cruise missile for the earlier time period.
20 May 2019, 05:43
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If you can handle a gloss coat, I can recommend a light layer of wash to make the panel lines pop. If you add an acrylic gloss coat, you can easily add an enamel wash on top, as the two don't mix and don't blend, which is good. Probably a good idea to dilute the wash, to avoid an overly dark panel line color.
20 May 2019, 05:46