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So here's my next build
its a 1/48 Fw-190 A-5 from eduard!
its the first time ill be using photo-etch and ill be trying out an hataka paint set!

so here's the things I bought;
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and here's the paint set;
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finished the cockpit, which has brilliant detail!

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I really love the seat belts!
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progress!
I've sprayed the cockpit side walls and gun bay in hataka's black grey and glued the fuselage halves together...
so far i like the hataka paint but from the black grey I've used, it seems to dry satin but I don't know how the other paints come out , but i will be using them hopefully other this weekend!

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okay... so now I've glued the wings and finished painting the gun bay! :banana:

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I'm loving the detail on this kit so far , especially the landing gear bay....

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She looks a beauty. Great work on the cockpit. I've got one of these so will be watching on with interest.

Special skills on those seat straps - they look superb!!
Its been tried and tested, it works! So don't blame the system if you're no good. :doh:
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Stokesy44 wrote:She looks a beauty. Great work on the cockpit. I've got one of these so will be watching on with interest.

Special skills on those seat straps - they look superb!!
cheers! :cheers2:
The kit's brilliant , it been a pleasure to build so far!
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so I built the beautifully detailed engine ( thanks eduard!) yesterday and just two minuets ago finished the painting of it !
I'm really happy with the build so far props to eduard for this brilliant kit! :th:

the engine was composed of several circular parts on top of each other;

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... and then the exhausts were simply added to the sides , I'm really surprised at the simplicity of the construction of the engine , another well done to this kit!

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... the whole engine was base coated in vallejo's metal colour acrylics 'exhaust manifold' ;

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and the rest was done using a black wash and silver dry brush to detail the metal and using some citadel paints to paint the details!

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its been a couple of weeks since i last did any work , so this weekend i thought i would start with some painting,

the mostly assembled model all masked up for a coat of humbrol primer ...
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and primed ready for base coats.
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I'm folowing this with great interest.
She's looking real good love the engine
How did you paint the exhausts?

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Timmie wrote:I'm folowing this with great interest.
She's looking real good love the engine
How did you paint the exhausts?

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cheers! :cheers2: regarding the exhausts , I base coated them with some red brown from Tamiya then washed the whole thing with a brown wash (any dark coloured wash will do) then dry bushed it with citadel's ryza rust , another wash then a quick dry brush with some black dry-brushed on at the tips to create a burnt effect.
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A bit of a jump ahead ....
I tried the hairspray technique with some rather old looking vallejo silver paint and i have to say i really did cock it up
,the base coat did not go on very well and i had to hand paint some touch ups and i also had to had to paint the mottling by hand . Because of this the base coat did not look very good and i can only say that i really did mess it up . also a warning ; DONT use maskol if you want a hard edge. :scratch::
This made me start loosing steam and the best thing to stop me putting it back in the box never to be seen again was to crack on with it ,
so I've gloss coated the model and put on the decals then I added another gloss coat ready for a wash.

sorry for the lack of updates , cheers! :cheers2:

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I've now Finished the build and over the last few days iv'e spent my evenings making the base , to start with i cut some foam board to the size of a picture frame as a base to start from , this is because the foam board is less likely to warp that the backing card witch i used for my last builds base.
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I then used DAS clay (any air drying caly will work) for the ground work and some cut up wooden sticks , like the ones from ice lollys for the hardwood stand.
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I then used sand and ballast for some more ground work to create a natural looking texture.
here it is masked up for a coat of various shades of brown ;
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i then added grass using citadel static grass and some woodland scenic stuff
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and to make the wood look a bit more worn and old i used some wood oil;
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and with that the build is finished , hope you guys have enjoyed it (i certainly have ) and i will be posting pictures of the finished build after Christmas.

merry Christmas guys :thumb2:
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To bad you meshed things up. It was such a nice looking build.
Still my compliments on keeping at it and finish the fw190.
Your base is looking good, really love the weathered wood.

I hope you'll post some more pics of your finished plane.

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