Hasegawa’s 1/48th A-4F "Super Fox" VF-126

Greetings one and all! Happy 4th of July weekend..
In short, I usually post my builds start to finish but this one is 2 1/2yrs in the making (on and off)
Here is the steps from being primed to the wash/panel wash stages.

Thank you for letting me share and Happy Modeling,
Mike





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The camo was all free handed with am airbrush. I did an overall wash using Windsor Newtons burnt umber then used MiGs interior wash which is a brownish green color.. It looks more like faded OD with a touch of dirt over bare paint..
Living on the edge and loving it!

Happy Modeling,
Mike





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You are doing great work. The camouflage pattern is tight for free hand work.

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Ahoy Butz. Whoa baby. That is really looking nice. Love the A4’s.

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Great work on the camo, the colors are very vibrant.

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Thank you so much for the compliment, Steve! Trust me, doing that scheme freehanded was a PITA thanks to some of the curves on the fuselage!
Happy Modeling,
Mike

Thank you so much and yes, who doesn’t like the A-4 especially as an aggressor?
Happy Modeling,
Mike

Thank you Chris, I definitely took my time that’s fer sure!
This particular jet came to VF-126 as Bort 24(nose no.) and at some point, was changed to Bort 27.
Gotta love the wear n tear of these aggressor birds!
Below is the aircraft that I’m modeling.

Happy Modeling,
Mike

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Very nice work Mike, she’s looking great.
Steve

Outstanding work on the camo, Butz :+1:

Some of those edges really look hard edged. Can’t wait to see this completed :grinning:

A killer paint job for sure. I really like the modulation effect.
Definitely an eye popping scheme. Congratulations Mike.