P-51 D-10-NA Tamiya 1/32 «Ol Flak Joe»

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While waiting will to end the Hellcat, remains only on the landing gear, I decided to continue with a model in 1/32 scale stopped for a long time. My showcase had almost no room for more models and stopped with 1/32 scale.

It is a model of Tamiya in 1/32 scale. The P-51 D-10In.

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I intend to make a version of "Ol Flak Joe." with the aid of decals sheet EagleCals.

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Following the instructions glued and painted the engine.

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Then I finished after the firewall and the oil tank...

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and the propeller.

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your dry-brushing on the engine is first class!
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shortCummins wrote:your dry-brushing on the engine is first class!
Thanks shortCummins

After I finished the interiors.

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To see how everything was.

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Holy cow this is amazing :bow:: :bow::

May I ask how you did the grime on the cock pit side wall? It looks to soft to be a wash?
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Fantastic build, I will be following.
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Beautifull paintwork, very realistic indeed. :jd:

Perhaps you can share some off the techniques you've used. :th:
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shortCummins wrote:your dry-brushing on the engine is first class!
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The dry brush was made with graphite taken from a HB pencil and then ground.
CJSomerset wrote:Holy cow this is amazing :bow:: :bow::

May I ask how you did the grime on the cock pit side wall? It looks to soft to be a wash?
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I use the post-shading. Once you have painted Interior Green applied lights and shadows. For lights I used a part of IG, 0.5 yellow. For the shadows I used black. The two colors with 80% diluent. I applied after one wash and dry brush with Tamiya XF-04.
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This was all I had done. After the model back to the bench finished the wells of the landing gear.

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I painted and applied the wear on some parts of the air ducts and radiators.

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Mighty fine paint job! Looking great! Love the work on the cockpit! :th:
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JediBoer wrote:Mighty fine paint job! Looking great! Love the work on the cockpit! :th:
Thanks JediBoer.

I did not like the additional deposits painting. This time first painted glossy black, then aluminum.

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Machine guns. Painted black and then a kind of dry brush with graphite.

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Flaps and ailerons.

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Once'll let the engine covers open the air duct missing.

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A few more pieces aluminum.

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And for now it is all.

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Completed side panel which was missing oxygen tube and the air conduits.

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The cockpit and engine are glued together.

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Glued wings.

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All set glue to the fuselage (finally).

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The fuselage with the wings.

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Wow this looks completely excellent. VERY nice job matey :thumb1:
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Fandamulous! I simply love this kit.
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This looks great!!
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Painting skills are second to none
Unbelievable :thumb2:
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newpapajack wrote:Wow this looks completely excellent. VERY nice job matey :thumb1:
jbellos1 wrote:Fandamulous! I simply love this kit.
Danta2er wrote:This looks great!!
Twokidsnosleep wrote:Painting skills are second to none
Unbelievable :thumb2:
Thank you all.

It is in fact amazing in terms of fit. After three sets mounted in separate air ducts underneath the radiator and the engine and it fits without fail. Cockpit, engine and rear air ducts and air ducts under the engine nothing was pasted. However fittings without fail.

And finally the fuselage, glued.

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I started the wear on the propeller.

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Air ducts under the engine.

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I really like the wear on the prop. I like the minimalist approach a lot :)
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Fantastic work. If I can ask, how did you wear the prop?
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Danta2er wrote:I really like the wear on the prop. I like the minimalist approach a lot :)
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Thanks .
qeialto wrote:Fantastic work. If I can ask, how did you wear the prop?
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The wear of the propeller was done with Tamiya XF-63 very dilute. I applied first at the leading edge of the blades and then some perpendicular lines also on the blades. Finally dry brush with the X-11 Tamiya (very dry brush).

I applied after the chipping also with x-11 but did not like. I'm painting the blades again.

Engine compartment and engine all set.

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I completed the flaps and ailerons.

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Horizontal stabilizers.

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The rudder.

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I started the construction of the landing gear.

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Finally I glued the wings to the fuselage.

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I returned to paint the propeller black. The chipping was not as wanted. Based on this picture, I know it's not the Ol Flak Joe but it's the same squadron, I wear on the propeller hub.

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rubegoldberg wrote:man, that is good looking paint!

for all that micro preshading, what's your setup? ab, needle, pressure?

i struggle constantly trying to find that sweet spot with super thin paint but no spidering.
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I do not use pre-shading but the post-shading.

I use 1.5 to 2 bars in compressor and paint with a harder & Steenbeck evolution and the needle 2 m/m.

I use paint for shading with about 80% of thinner.

I finished the propeller.

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Doors of the landing gear.

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Flaps already with the metal parts painted and ready to put on the wings.

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Here already taking shape and almost, almost to start painting.

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Awesome!! :banana: !!
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Looks tidy. Cannot wait to see your paint scheme come together on this one. Engine covers on or off?
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