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@fiveten, thank you, Spiros
@gblair, thanks a lot, George
@stephen-w-towle, you are right, Stephen. I always choose to make the models look the best for the eye, although not that many people will be looking at my models anyway.
Weathering done, like with the exhaust stains, not that very well visible due to dark camouflage color. Now on to some chipping.
Weathering looks great from here, my friend @johnb! Nice and subtle!
@fiveten, thank you, Spiros. Just a few touch ups beforefinalizing.
John, you've brought out the best in this "Jewel." I've been working on my Arma P-51 and have grown to appreciate its engineering and design that Arma brings to the table with its kits.
@stephen-w-towle, thanks a lot, Stephen. I'm also pleasantly surprised by the quality of this kit. A very enjoyable build.
Not an easy exercise in 1/72, but the antennas are attached.
Antennas look superb, my friend @johnb!
Antenna wires look great, John (@johnb). I tend to flounder with antennas, but it looks like you have them mastered.
Almost done, John! Antennas look good.
@gblair, @j-healy, thanks lot, gentlemen. I think I could have done better, but in 1/72 it is not that easy I must admit.
Fantastic! What brand of Gloss Sea Blue did You choose?
@lis, thanks a lot, Bernard. I used Gloss Sea Blue from Vallejo Model Air (71.300)
Applied the final satin coat, onlything left to do is to remove the masks and fix the canopy in open position.
