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Revell 1/72 Lancaster

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This is revell,s 1/72 Lancaster MkIII
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1 I decided to go with dry brushing rather than the decals
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4 These are to two inboard engines surprisingly these were the only two
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6 Bombs installed
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7 Start of paint work done free hand
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8 Under carriage tyres bomb bay doors fitted
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10 A few coats of clear and decals nearly done
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12 have to say love the pledge klear was worth the wait to get some
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Great job, mate! : ) I love that it came with all the ordnance....my Airfix B.II (new tooling last year) didn't come with any bombs at all. :thumb1: :thumb1: :clap: :clap:
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What a well built model! :th:
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Very nice, and as said before, i too like the camp job, looks great
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thank you for the nice comments im open to constructive criticism as to were i can improve my results also if anyone knows why i got decal silvering after using auto sol ide love to no ty.
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Nothing to critique from me, looks good :thumb2: Maybe you suffered from the same silvering fault I got on my f18 tail and that was I didn't put down enough of a gloss coat :think: but after re-applying the mirco sol about 8 times it greatly improved it and the silvering is hardly noticeable.
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vyper1 wrote:Nothing to critique from me, looks good :thumb2: Maybe you suffered from the same silvering fault I got on my f18 tail and that was I didn't put down enough of a gloss coat :think: but after re-applying the mirco sol about 8 times it greatly improved it and the silvering is hardly noticeable.
Sorry for the long delay in my reply just realized i was viewing the forum with out being logged in :eeek: i did try reapplying but its still there ill just have to live with it i think
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Nice work!!!
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Looks very good mate :cheers2:
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