Jesus Christ Darren, just how many Jugs have you? You must have Tamiya’s stock options by now 🙂
ALL of them have the same high standards, featuring superb painting, judicious weathering and some of the best decal profiles in the market. Your “little” P-47 collection is one of a kind, certainly the best I’ve seen of any kind of plane. Congratulations.
P.S.- Guessing other people will be shy to post their Jug(s) after this show 😉
Still plenty more to post, just need to take some pics!
The P-47 was a perfect canvas for nose art and attractive schemes, and surely one of great military aircraft of all time...
Thanks for your kind words, hope to see plenty more P-47's from everyone else or maybe inspire someone to go and build a Tamiya P-47 or 2. God help me if they ever release the P47N...
I use a Badger for all of my painting - Detail 200.
Single action - easy to use and clean. Not to mention relatively cheap to buy. If I need spares I just buy a new one!
For NMF it works perfectly - just point and spray...
I'm sensing a pattern here, Darren - but I'm not quite sure yet of what it is.
Seriously, this is another beautifully done P-47. I love it! You're right about the Jug being one of the best aircraft of the time and many had great artwork.
Jesus Christ Darren, just how many Jugs have you? You must have Tamiya’s stock options by now 🙂
ALL of them have the same high standards, featuring superb painting, judicious weathering and some of the best decal profiles in the market. Your “little” P-47 collection is one of a kind, certainly the best I’ve seen of any kind of plane. Congratulations.
P.S.- Guessing other people will be shy to post their Jug(s) after this show 😉
Still plenty more to post, just need to take some pics!
The P-47 was a perfect canvas for nose art and attractive schemes, and surely one of great military aircraft of all time...
Thanks for your kind words, hope to see plenty more P-47's from everyone else or maybe inspire someone to go and build a Tamiya P-47 or 2. God help me if they ever release the P47N...
Yep, more Jugs than...well, let's not go there. Perhaps more 'Bolts than Louis has Corsairs - if that's possible?
Ahahah good one David, I should have re-read what I wrote
Oh, and just amazing work, Darren. If I could produce something of this quality I'd be tempted to hang up the 'badger' and say, "that's it".
'Badger' meaning my airbrush, seems obvious but I just read how weird that could sound.
I use a Badger for all of my painting - Detail 200.
Single action - easy to use and clean. Not to mention relatively cheap to buy. If I need spares I just buy a new one!
For NMF it works perfectly - just point and spray...
...and the hits jus' keep on comin'..." - wow!
Nice clean work, Darren, and the natural finishes not too brash.
I'm sensing a pattern here, Darren - but I'm not quite sure yet of what it is.
Seriously, this is another beautifully done P-47. I love it! You're right about the Jug being one of the best aircraft of the time and many had great artwork.
Well done.
Another beauty - seeing all of your collection at one time would be a nice touch! The Jug looks really good in British markings.
An especially nice finish on this one.