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The propellor will look great, Lis @lis Both blades and spinner look good. It has been a long time when I did work in shifts as well. The night shift was even the one I prefered because of being able to do some work at home during day time.
I just discovered a very "funny" thing. It turns out that the tamiya in its Korean War F-51 model offers two sets of propellers ... And I'm getting tired here ...
Well, that's an aspect of the hobby, my friend @lis... Not necessarily a bad thing, just a bit tiring, we all got (and will get!) there... My latest "discovery' was that the 1/24 Monogram UH-1B I am currently building that Revell issued it as an AB-204, was not an accurate AB-204 whatsoever, so I had to change scheme plans! It's just part of the hobby...
Prop looks great, @lis. I always seem to discover answers to my problems after I have already finished the model. I try not to build when I am tired, but sometimes you don't have a choice.
After long battle, and some corrections of painting prop is done. I hope decals will go easy. If you like assembly propeller all night - Quickboost kit is for you! 😉
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Prop looks nice, my friend @lis!
Very neat, Lis @lis
@gblair @johnb @fiveten I think it looks acceptable. Decals from Modelmaker are better than Techmod I think.
@gblair @johnb @fiveten Today I painted my Mustang in Super Fine Silver II Mr Color.
Looking marvelous, my friend @lis! The prop looks superb as well!
Very nice silver painting, Lis @lis The paintwork came out superb, just like the propellor.
@gblair @johnb @fiveten It rarely falls out of my mouth, but yes ... the painting came out quite satisfactory. there are a few certain irregularities in the paint and I will consider grinding and correcting it. The one that annoys me the most is right next to the rail that guides the cab fairing, because it is right. that there is enough in sight. It seems that the experiment with polishing paste turned out satisfactory.
I think about technical stencils in Mustang MK.IV. Tney are the same as in MK.III?
NMF looks awesome, @lis. I think people's eyes are naturally pulled toward the cockpit, and that's why we notice blemishes around the canopy area. I am not an expert, but I suspect the stencils didn't change much, if any, between the III and IV.
@gblair Tamiya Kit has very few technical stencils. I had some from Mustang MK. III and I think I will use it.
