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Thanks . I m not sure but hope to finish it within about 1 or 2 months. I m not faster. Just I m walking slowly with the other kits on the bench 🙂
This is simply AMAZING!
After some weathering ( using artist oil paint) Mustang now standing on her legs . Later a matt coat from Gunze applied. Still needs some work for getting close to the finish line.
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WOW that is one beaut of a Mustang. The detail is simply awesome and excellent job on the overall paint. Keep up the awesome awesomeness 🙂
Cheers Brian
In the end... Finish line.
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Tolga,
Exceptional work. May I say that the reversed color scheme looks even more spectacular. Well worth the extra effort To the headlines pls! 🙂
Be warned Tolga, eventually some plank is gonna tell you that the floor of the P-51D was painted black. This is absolutely true, but rivet counters be damned, I like the look of the wooden floor. Nice work all around (as usual).
Thanks Martin. When the pictures taken completed I will post an article to the headlines.
Thanks Seamus, Actually my reference was Brett Green s article on Hyperscale for the wooden floor. http://www.hyperscale.com/2011/galleries/p51dtamiyateaser32_1.htm
I will remember and take into consideration your tip for my next P-51D project
On your next P-51 project, keep doing the wooden floor. I did a P-51D with the black floor and let me tell you, it looked like hell. Sometimes it is better to use artistic license over accuracy. Who is to say that some P-51Ds did not leave the factory without painted floors anyway?
Nicely rendered Mustang. "Lou IV" is sort of a Mustang cliche, but it's certainly a welcome change from "Big Beautiful Doll", "Glamourous Glen", "Tangerine" and "Cripes a Mighty the 237th".
Thanks for posting!
david
"Tangerine"? Yeah sure, the others you have mentioned have been done to death but I have once to see someone model "Tangerine"
