A monotonous deep naval blue finish needed some weathering, which I normally won't use much, in my old-skool models anyway. All painting and varnishing with Revell enamels with a paintbrush.
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Thursday, 6 January 2011
Aeronavale Curtiss SB2C Helldiver 1/72 Airfix
A monotonous deep naval blue finish needed some weathering, which I normally won't use much, in my old-skool models anyway. All painting and varnishing with Revell enamels with a paintbrush.
Sunday, 29 November 2009
Aeronavale Liore et Olivier 451 1/72 Smer/Heller
This model was inspired by Aircraft In Profile -series, I wanted to find out if this kit was good enough for conversion purposes. French geographic society used old "warbirds" in the 50's and they had interesting planes like B-17 and re-engined LeO 451.
Old-skool style with no weathering or effects, all painting done with a paintbrush and Revell enamels.
Kit quality was like expected, good by 70's standards but a bit dated today. Civil conversion could be done with moderate effort.
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