Mitsubishi F-2A - Final Look
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76 11 September 2020, 18:06
AlexanderThank you Daniel.
It is said that fotos reveal stuff invisible to the naked eye - so is the case with this subject. Ended up with quite some silvering, more than I thought. Same goes for some residues of washing fluid.
Well, I really need to make sure to get a smooth surface before any paint work, and probably be a bit more patient with the gloss coat - next time then
11 September 2020, 18:28
Daniel Klink@Alex, that is often a tricky thing with makro etc - but nevermind .
It looks brillant and th real thing even more i am sure 👍
12 September 2020, 21:24
AlexanderYeah, it is not that visible in real life, except for the few ones on the upper middle fuselage. But thank you very much for your kind words!
12 September 2020, 21:32
Michael PhillipsThat turned out fantastic Alexander! The silvering is not very noticeable even at the macro level and wouldn't be something I would notice unless pointed out to me as you did. I run into that all the time, not seeing an issue in person until I upload pics. LOL
Anyway, well done mate, that is a beautiful model!
13 September 2020, 01:56
AlexanderThank you very much Michael, your kind words mean a lot! At least it gives me confidence to only have a few areas where I really need to improve myself.
13 September 2020, 09:57
Slavo HazuchaSomehow missed this album earlier! I liked the build & I like the finished deal very much too! 👍
The F2 and the blue camo are a match made in heaven - and makes for a spectacular model when done well, as this build demonstrates with style... Still like the nozzle inside, my top-choice additional detail here😉
4 October 2020, 13:27
AlexanderThank you very much for your kind words Slavo! Perhaps you can draw some inspiration for your own Viper Zero in the future - like being careful with (purchasing) the resin weel wells or cockpit, as they are quite troublesome to fit in.
For the exhaust inside, I tried AK's black weathering pencil to get some of those subtle details - seems nice enough, there is certainly much more you can do with them when using other colours.
4 October 2020, 19:26
Oleg SmilykVery nice!Especially cockpit detailing! Alexander, you build a beautiful model!
22 October 2020, 14:54
Robert PodkońskiYour Japanese "Bigger Brother" of F-16 looks awesome! I like it much!
28 October 2021, 19:14
Clifford KeeslerBeautiful job Alexander. How was the kit?, I have this one also.
28 October 2021, 20:59
AlexanderThanks Clifford and Augie!
@Clifford: The kit was largely decent in terms of fit, though since I added quite some aftermarket I induced fit issues by myself: in particular the engine intake (due to the resin front landing gear) and the bottom-to-top fuselage seal in the front area (due to the resin cockpit). Also the rear spine area of the vertical stabilizer did not fit that well by itself and caused some significant gaps. Apart from that, I do not remember any other major fit issues or alike. The kit goes together well enough and I'm sure a veteran of building ill-received kits like you will have no problem with that Hasegawa kit.
@Augie: I predominantly use AK Real Color colors, as well as Xtreme Metal for metal parts - though I'm including more Alclad paints in that regard. I do not remember the exact colors I used, but for the blue none came close enough anyway so I had to mix them. As can be seen in my build album, I even redid the dark blue color as it was too grey-ish.
28 October 2021, 21:39
