TA 154A-0 Moskito

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I have used a paintbrush to apply the white putty dilluted with laquer primer. It worked very well for small touch up.
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Testing counter weight
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Installing the counter weight.
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The center of gravity is now ajusted.
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OK hand painting a camouflage with an air brush is a lot harder than with a paintbrush or on photoshop.
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Nathan Dempsey
Following. The cockpit is looking great 🙂

11 September 2020, 01:09

Andy Ball
Watching. The "other" Mosquito of WWII. What black primer did you use?

19 September 2020, 13:25

Guillaume Blanchet
Thank Nathan, appreciated.

Andy, I was a big fan of the original Mosquito and learned recently about the existence it's german copy. I plan to get a model of it next year to put them side side on the shelf.

For the balck primer, I used a Can of Krylon black camouflage. I like it because it's cheap & extra mat.
krylon.ca/products/c..-plastic-technology/
It's also fast to dry. This time tough it stayed sticky a bit longer than usual. Maybe I didn't shake the can enough.

20 September 2020, 00:11

Nathan Dempsey
Oh man that camo came out awesome.

21 September 2020, 00:12

Guillaume Blanchet
Thanks Nathan. It was a learning curve but the fourth pass was the charm. BTW I took inspiration from the antenas on your Do-335 for my build😉

21 September 2020, 01:38

Nathan Dempsey
Wow thanks Guillaume. That's a nice result on the build. I need to dig my kit out of the stash at some point!

24 September 2020, 23:51

Guillaume Blanchet
Thanks Nathan, I hope you have as much fun as I had with mine 🙂

25 September 2020, 00:15