Looking forward to the wathering. It is something I have been a bit neglecting on my builds.

Thanks my friends @airbum and @1corsair64!

Erik, I confess I am not a weathering guy, and I prefer my models with subtle weathering. Usually (but not always) an unweathered plane looks a bit unnatural, so I do only as much weathering as to make it look natural. That said, I adore all those well weathered models I see here and elsewhere: it takes skills to do a heavy weathering...skills I don't have...

Jordyn, paraphrasing Albert Einstein's words, once you expand towards airbrushing, it will be impossible to return to your original pre-airbrush dimension!

Still, hand brushing can be handy at times.

At least two (three...) touch up loops are in my pocket regarding my Toryu so that the neverending process ends 🙁 🙂

Well done with your canopy, Spiros. I always have issue with em. And your props and wheels are really good too.

Thanks my friends!

Jordyn @1corsair64, if you hand paint the canopies, use the finest brush you have (best is 10/0), NOT thick paint, and be patient. I usually paint half of the canopy at a time, so I can hold it steady with my hand.

Erik @airbum, I will push this reluctant beauty towards the finish!

Thanks my friend @lgardner!

Spiros, @fiveten
It's always a sign of good progress when your model airplane can stand on it's own feet... 🙂

Well done my friend. The added brake lines are like icing on the cake.

Hung up to dry. . .
Always a nice touch to add some brakelines.