Do you want that “vintage” look? A look that just screams of “I’ve been through a lot”? Realistic scratches? Maybe a few dents? Decals that that have that well worn look?
Just give that build to my dog.
I come home to my P-40, in a few pieces, and not on its base. It seems the pooch got a hold of it. So far, I’ve been able to re-attach anything that came off. But I’m missing part of the canopy. I tore the room apart, and I can’t find it. I’m thinking he ate it?
Sigh.
This one hadn’t made it to its display case (I’m waiting for the case to arrive.)
I will say, he’s almost a better “weatherer” than I am.
Awwww, man. That’s rotten AND hilarious at the same time!! I love how you began the story. I thought we were gonna learn some really neat new tip on weathering! Great story!
We need photographic “evidence.” One of my wife’s cats attacked the nose of a B-52 I’ve been working on, but only caused some annoyance and minor repairs. I can only imagine what a dog could do.
Your dogs sounds like a relative of my own pooch, who seems to believe that if he can get it-- whatever “it” may be-- near his mouth, it deserves to be eaten. Plastic, wooden clothes pins, paper, metal (yes, metal), you name it, he’s chewed on it. If you wait a day or so, you’ll probably see the remains of that canopy, although I doubt you’ll want to reuse it!
