Eduard, 1/48, Mig19PM
Hi guys,
Here is my Eduard, 1/48, Mig19PM.
Actually, this is a Trumpeter kit that was repacked by Eduard with some additions like: PE and resin parts.
The result: an EXCELLENT kit and highly recommended.
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Looks terrific as usual Allon! A rather worn machine very well captured by your skills.
I never saw NMF with that effect, like chipping, that you reproduce on the tail. Can you explain What caused that?
Thank you, Pedro! @holzhamer
I'm happy you liked it ☺
That chipping effect on the tail was done like on other parts of the model. but I think the reason it looks a bit different is because I put an extra amount of chipping fluid on the tail - by mistake...
That finish is stunning!
Thank you! @mooplace
A superb build, Allon.
That weathering is awesome.
Thanks, John happy you liked it ?
@johnb
Thats one well-worn jet. What a visual treat, such great results. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Andrew! @pb_legend
That is beautiful work and truly inspiring. I also have this kit in my stash. Any pitfalls to look out for?
Thank you, Ramon! @anvil6
It's an excellent kit, everything fits perfectly, just pay attention sanding the canopy. Good luck!
A beautiful "workhorse" of an aircraft! I haven't seen NMF weathered so thoroughly very often - looks very cool. Nicely done.
Thank you so much for your nice comment, Greg! @gkittinger
Top weathering skills!
Thank you, sir! @grimreaper
Absolute Stunner!
Thanks, man! @bjscott
This is yet another one of your amazing builds, Allon!
I have seen many models sporting spectacular heavy weathering. As nice as they are, fewer of them look "absolutely real", like your build, and not a tad on the "enhanced" side.
Congratulations, my friend, this is a jewel I cannot stop looking at.
Thank you Spiros! @fiveten
I'm happy to know you liked that ?
This heavy weathering is absolutely convincing. The result is terrific. Bravo!
Thank you, man! @stelaire
That thing looks so clapped-out, only a very brave - or very stupid - pilot would climb in! Excellent "distressed metal" look and great work overall.
Thank you, sir! @tcinla
Absolutely... brave and stupid...?
Fantastic weathering
Thanks, George! @ blackadder57
Great finish on this ?
Thnx, Anthony! @jacman
Hi Allon, looks great. Love the well used look. Looks like it’s seen some proper action. Very cool.
Thank you, Glenn @Glenn73 happy you liked it ☺
That is a simply beautiful build. I love the paint work, and weathering. I wish I could come close to that kind of finish work.
Thank you, Walt @luftwaffe-birdman
It's all about layers...and more layers
outstanding! would love more info on your weathering techniques
Thnx, Richard @rbungay!
This time I used chipping technique in reverse. After the model was painted and weathered ( decals, washes, oils etc.) I sprayed a layer of glossy varnish, a layer of chipping fluid and a layer of acrylic gun metal color. And only then I made the chipping effect, using tap water and small, soft brush.
Brilliant work on this model, Allon, lots of extra details and fantastic finish. My favourite chipping fluid is malt vinegar, together with salt, and fish of course. Merry Christmas.
That's the full encyclopedia of paint effects on one craft! Very impressive, and the excellent photography make it possible to admire your skills in detail.
Allon, what a brilliant build! Congratulations!