- A mixture of 90% Tamiya acrylics (Tamiya XF-22 “RLM Grey” and Tamiya XF-2 “Flat White” in a 1:1 ratio) and 10% Tamiya X-22 Clear in Tamiya lacquer thinner (2:1 paint mixture to thinner) was sprayed on the cockpit area.
- Details were painted with Vallejo Model Color “Black” (70950), “Leather Brown” (70871), “Intermediate Green” (70891) and Citadel “Runefang Steel”.
- The parts were painted with Humbrol Clear gloss varnish, decals applied and then Citadel Purity Seal sprayed on.
- Chipping was simulated with Citadel “Leadbelcher” applied by sponge.
- Washed with AMMO “Wash for Interior” (AK093).
- Streaks of AMMO “Streaking Grime for Winter Vehicles” (A.MIG-1205) were applied to the vertical and sloping sides of the cockpit, followed later by blending with enamel thinner.
- 502 Abteilung “Engine Grease” (Abt160) was brushed over the metallic strips of the fuel tank.
- AMMO “Airfield Dust” pigment (A.MIG-3011) was brushed over parts of the floor of the cockpit and fixed with enamel thinner.
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17/07/2016 at 4:53 pm
great start, getting my popcorn and taking a seat!
17/07/2016 at 10:34 pm
Thanks. It might take me a while – aircraft are not my strong point. But, well worth attempting …
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