Fokker Dr.I 1:32, Meng, "Oil on Canvas"
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40 12 January, 22:50
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Seriously awesome....the exterior effect is all paint...or decal? it looks great...
12 January, 23:52
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Thanks mates! 🙂 @ Lochsa: Yes, the camouflage is done using artist oils (the ones you can see on image 14) brushed on top of the MRP Canvas color. Personal and national markings, including the zig-zag lightning bolts are aftermarket decals by Eduard. Oils are very well suited for this - long drying time gives almost unlimited control and is fun to do.
13 January, 06:36
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Baš sam se pitao gde si ,kad sada vidim ovde gomila radova. Odlična kamuflaža Bravo!
14 March, 09:13
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Excellent! I have this kit and now have an inspiration to finish it ! Thank you
14 March, 20:39
Album info
Some recent comments on my old projects made me blush in shame, as I realized how long has passed since I posted my work. So here's first in a series of albums with some models I've been busy with all this time.
Great War and "great scale" are two categories I haven't visited for a long while. Fokker Dr.I is a perfect candidate for reintroduction to both. Similar in size to a typical 1:48 scale subject and with only homeopathic amount of rigging required, this is not a scary prospect. My only goal here was not to use the red paint. Instead, I used some oils to make the ubiquitous Fokker camouflage.