Brassin P&W R-2800, 1/32, for Tam Corsair

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Re: Brassin P&W R-2800, 1/32, for Tam Corsair

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Seriously fantastically detailed workmanship! :) :thumb1: :clap: :clap: :bow::
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Hi,

Thanks a lot for kind comments!

Paint job update.

Kabuki "Stars" out and light 8000 sanding on the full disc

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Before a full disc mask

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Blue Grey (Aeromaster acrylic)

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Liquid mask before sprayed semi gloss black

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Frisket mask for the side Stars

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White (RLM 21 Aeromaster) spryed over the mask

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Maketar star

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Aeromaster Insigna blue without mask to avoid paint thickness

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Quick 8000 sanding and the center of the Frisket mask is installed over the disk

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Tamiya tape out again

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Grey ZP primer

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Then Semi Mat Alu from Alclad

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First chipping step with Maskol

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Zinc Chromate (Model Master Acryl)

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And Maskol again

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Aeromaster Blue Grey is finally applied on the plane

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That's all.

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Beautiful. Love this thread.
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Great detail. Great step by step build documentation.

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jmar829 wrote:Great detail. Great step by step build documentation.

And here I am trying not to glue my fingers together.
ha ha ha, you and me both :lol:
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Hi,

Thank you very much Mates.

Started to work on the Blue Grey.

First step with lightened Blue sprayed with 0.2 nozzle.
Light color is a mix of Blue Grey and Light Gull Grey from Aeromaster.

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Surface is rubbed with a soft cloth for a smooth paint surface and to remove the Maskol

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Then oils

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Raw Umber W&N on the panel lines.
Then Sépia (Rembrandt), Titanium White, blue... between fuselage frames , worked with lighter fluid.

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Same on stars

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White tape will soon be put over the gun muzzles

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I've also tried to represent the discoloration due to Avgas leaks on the fuselage sides

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And few leaks and fluid traces

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Paint of the canopy is done

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Overviews of the progress

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Voilà.

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I've run out of words to describe just how 'kin awesome this is :bow:: so many ideas to steal :whistle:
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Cracking build and thread so far....loving every minute of it! :) :thumb1: :thumb1: :clap: :clap: :bow::
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Good evening,

Thanks for the kind comments and for following the WIP!

Weathering is still progressing.
It previous work patiently is refined until satisfaction... Not yet.

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Start of the underwing:

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I don't have words for this....... :bow::

Can you tell me, did you put on a gloss coat before applying the oils and the other weathering?
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This is a definite masterclass build - many thanks for posting your skills here!
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Hi,

Thank you ;)
@peppie: yes, Micro Gloss and Micro Satin. Micro Flat will soon be applied.

Paint work is still progressing

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... And decal job is starting:

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The biggest are cut to avoid too much carrier film:

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Decals will also be "weathered".

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Hi,


Quick masking step with Patafix and Grey loaded in the gun!.

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Just the start, but still progressing

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Hi,



Small update on the Grey part.
Mask off and first Weathering steps

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Just oils Gris de Payne + Ultramarine deep and Burnt Sienna.

Without Patafix:

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Need to repair a "f#@~%" mistake.
Quickly done... maybe to quickly, so...
But still naked...

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Awesome build :jd:!
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Wow! This is one gorgeous looking build! :) :thumb1: :thumb1: :bow:: :clap:
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An absolute work of art :bow::
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This is the most stunning build I have yet seen, ever, top stuff!
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My first post (hi all), im in the process of building the same kit in 1/32, oh my goodness....that is superlative work Pascal. I have a lot to learn... ;-)
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