Your Pony is looking like she's close to breaking out of the corral!

I do like your panelpaint lis!

Those stencils laid down very nicely, Lis @lis

These stencils seem like a small thing, especially in 1/72, but they are very noticeable when they are missing. Looks good, @lis.

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after applying the first coat of varnish, it's time to analyze the imperfections. I found a chip of paint on the engine cover (I have no idea where it came from, it was probably created when removing the masking tapes after painting the chrome exhaust pipe covers). Another thing is the difference in the smoothness of the fuselage surface below the strip of chrome covers in the left side, it sunk while correcting these unfortunate elements (the surface was polished better than other parts of the model I hoped that the paintwork would obliterate these differences, but from a very close distance it is visible. And that's it for today ... I forgot to paint the anti-sun surface - I don't know why. it will also be OK, despite the coat of varnish.

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To me the paint results are great, Lis @lis
No imperfections visible from the picture.

All looking great to me as well, my friend @lis!
the difference in structure is unnoticeable.

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Some details was fit as exhauts. Drilled hole for pitot's tube. Antiglare panel on engine cover. And filally clear coat. Some painting imprefections was anable to remove (one after antiglare painting)...

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