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Because I seem to be one of the few left yet to build an Eduard Spit, I needed an excuse. My son's best mate, Tom, is Dutch and is keen on military history. His favourite plane is the Spit (obviously) and he's got a birthday in mid-January......

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I'd like to thank Jeroen Wijnands for organising these decals for me....

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Plenty to choose from...

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Even a Firefly

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Let's get on with it then...
This kit it a thing of beauty

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This looks interesting and the kit is well detailed.
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looks nice so far..
the profi packs are great kits :th:
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those Dutch markings look fantastic

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Just got this very kit. :pop:
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Liamcraven666 wrote:looks nice so far..
the profi packs are great kits :th:
Novorus wrote:This looks interesting and the kit is well detailed.

You just can't beat them...
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shortCummins wrote:those Dutch markings look fantastic

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They do that John, but I've got to much choice :scratch:: I actually fancy the red/orange target tug one, but I'll stick with a camo version knowing me..

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Ok Avgas, sit back, grab a cup of tea and don't same the same mistakes as me :th:
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Nice to see a Dutch spit for a change
We never had that many of them as we received a large order of Mustangs after the war
Most Spitfires where in British service but flown by Dutch pilots
But you could recognize the early.ones by a orange triangle
These versions seem to be later models though
Still nice ofcourse
And allthough i am Dutch i don't know the brand for the decals so where did i go wrong?
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Looks like a nice kit. I have one in the same series but I've been devoured by armour builds so its waiting in the stash!!

Are going to use the split engine cowling or use an aftermarket product like Barracuda's cowling?
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Big Eduard fan here too
I will watch along :pop:
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:pop: looking forward to this one. Some intresting schemes there mate.
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MarkVerploeg wrote:Nice to see a Dutch spit for a change
We never had that many of them as we received a large order of Mustangs after the war
Most Spitfires where in British service but flown by Dutch pilots
But you could recognize the early.ones by a orange triangle
These versions seem to be later models though
Still nice ofcourse
And allthough i am Dutch i don't know the brand for the decals so where did i go wrong?
Have fun with the build
Cheers Mark..

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Stokesy44 wrote:Looks like a nice kit. I have one in the same series but I've been devoured by armour builds so its waiting in the stash!!

Are going to use the split engine cowling or use an aftermarket product like Barracuda's cowling?

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Twokidsnosleep wrote:Big Eduard fan here too
I will watch along :pop:[/quote


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Nige201980 wrote::pop: looking forward to this one. Some intresting schemes there mate.

Too many Nige... Er..which one...hmmm. :scratch::
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:pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop:

:pop: Yup. Spitfire fan.

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Willem wrote::pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop:

:pop: Yup. Spitfire fan.

:pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop: :pop:

Hi Will :)
I'm trying not to rush this but it's hard not to, already dropped a couple of b******s.... :wall:
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Loving this build mate cockpits looks stunning think I'll get myself some more of the Eduard Spits.
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Pit looks great.
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Nige201980 wrote:Loving this build mate cockpits looks stunning think I'll get myself some more of the Eduard Spits.
:hi: Nige.
Thanks bud, but it's too dark! Looks fine in the pic's but when all buttoned up you can't see much.....I don't know mate, I haven't seen her in daylight for a while maybe it's that.
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Avgas wrote:Pit looks great.

Cheers me dears... See above.....or maybe I need to get stuck into, God forbid, 32 scale :wtf:
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A bit more... Not a lot just bits..

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Let's try again..

Starting to look like a Spit..

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Stacks of....

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No drilling out required :banana:

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It's handy if you don't fix the chin before you fit the exhaust...

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Oil coolers (?) painted and weathered..

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Nearly ready for the best bit :banana: :banana:

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that looks like a cracking kit
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shortCummins wrote:that looks like a cracking kit

It is that me dear. I've been caught out a couple of times but that's because I've rushed ita bit.
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I'm going to try a new technique for me. No panel line shading here just prime in black (Stylryez)....

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Spit are cooool wearing black....

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Akan med sea grey for the underside....

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After a while :wtf: we get this sort of thing..

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A couple of thinned down cotes just to fill in the gaps...

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Mr Hobby Aquaous for the topsides...

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Tamiya bendy tape now, 3mm, probably too small for 48. Fyi 2mm would've been better...

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Aquaous dark green...

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Tape off....

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Nice work Tim, nice paintwork buddy
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Paul wrote:Nice work Tim, nice paintwork buddy

Thank you me dear :thumb1:
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Looking good Tim
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Nige201980 wrote:Looking good Tim

Thanks Nige :th:
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Nice paintjob.
Must remeber your technique to try sometime when i'm more confident with my airbrush skills. It looks great in my opinion.

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Timmie wrote:Nice paintjob.
Must remeber your technique to try sometime when i'm more confident with my airbrush skills. It looks great in my opinion.

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Thanks Timmie :th:
It's my first go at this technique, it's a great way of adding a bit of "flavour" to paintwork, the more goes at it the better it'll become. Have a go mate :thumb1:
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Great paint Tim, you pick something new up every day on this forum.
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Avgas wrote:Great paint Tim, you pick something new up every day on this forum.

Thank you Dave!
I've pretty much re-learnt modelling techniques from ISM :shifty: it's all about trying something new (It looks as if pre-shading panel lines might be taking a back seat :scratch::)
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Nice looking kit. I am new to modeling and am building the Revell Spitfire MkII right now. The detail is nowhere near this one. I can't wait to move up this this kind of kit. I love the detail and this is one of my favorite planes of the era behind the Mustang.

Can't wait to see how it comes out.

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rkrebs wrote:Nice looking kit. I am new to modeling and am building the Revell Spitfire MkII right now. The detail is nowhere near this one. I can't wait to move up this this kind of kit. I love the detail and this is one of my favorite planes of the era behind the Mustang.

Can't wait to see how it comes out.

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Oh no!
A surprising amount of stencils

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These decs from Dutch Decals went down ok but I always struggle with decalling so I'm no judge..

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I'm sure I've dropped one here, the ID code should run across the u/c but I could make 'em work, it is what it is...

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The decals look nice and great job with the paintwork by the way
You can use oil paints to dull the down but i would apply a flat coat first to see how much that does the job
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Joesdad wrote:
rkrebs wrote:Nice looking kit. I am new to modeling and am building the Revell Spitfire MkII right now. The detail is nowhere near this one. I can't wait to move up this this kind of kit. I love the detail and this is one of my favorite planes of the era behind the Mustang.

Can't wait to see how it comes out.

All the best,

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Hi Ron, I know what you mean about "moving up" to more detailed kits but sometimes you've just got to jump in and go for it. You can pick up these Eduard kits pretty cheaply but if your not bothered about PE etc, go for a "Weekend" kit which are cheaper, that way if it does go wrong...but I'm sure you'll be fine :thumb1:
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Oh trust me I am. This kit is a level 2 kit. Cost me $13. :dance: I plan on running through a few of these to get my skills up. I figure if I can make this one look good, then it is time to move on up. :cheers2:

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MarkVerploeg wrote:The decals look nice and great job with the paintwork by the way
You can use oil paints to dull the down but i would apply a flat coat first to see how much that does the job
Hi Mark.
Dot filter? I've not had great success with recently, let's try again after all what could possibly go wrong :crazy: :wtf:
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Yes i mean a dot filter
If it doesn't look how you want it you can still remove it
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That looks great! The black preshade has worked really well.
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MarkVerploeg wrote:Yes i mean a dot filter
If it doesn't look how you want it you can still remove it
In for a penny.... I'll get round to it later probably.
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[quote="matto21"]That looks great! The black preshade has worked really well.[/

I'm quite pleased with it, not perfect by any means but go enough for now.
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