P-51 gp

Ok guys, take you shots, need to know . Am I still in the barn or getting to go to pasture . not sure if I did this right , [banghead][banghead][:P][oops] , trying to get photo to show up, but this is the progress that I have made on the little stang. it is a nm hand painted fuse. and the wings I was not satisfied with too many brush marks. Go ahead please how many cow pies have I stepped in. Thanks
glen s[:I][:I][B)][B)]

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The NMF looks great from where I’m sitting. What paint did you use to get such a good hand brushed NM finish? Not to many cow pies stepped in here.

Looks pretty good from where I’m sitting. I’ve never been very successful at painting any kind of silver no matter what I do so I think you’ve done good.[:)]

Looks good if you ask me.

looks great for a hand-brush job, i never had such luck with hand-brushing large area. cant wait to see the completed bird !

glen you have accomplished a lot with this one. the nm looks great. dont see the brush strokes. i would say you are more than ready to proceed on this one.

joe

Thanks Guys, I painted it the first time withModel Masters chrome silver and had brush strokes . it looked good , then i wet sanded with 400 grit wet and dry .used compressed air to remove xtra water. Used Model Master chrome silver , andmodel master master #1799 airbrush thinner at a 4 to 1 ratio and used a Golden Taklon Angular 1/4 " haired brush. went from front to back on the fush. leaveing the surface wet with out going back over it. The flaps I went inboard to outboard useing the same stroke. I came out better then I thought. Thanks Sharkskin .
Glen S

Excellent finish on that Glen. Great tech. on the brush painting. Did you mask off the yellow on the rudder and stabs??? looks great bro.

-Jeff

No … Was I surpossed too…i painted it free hand but have to go over the yellow as I sanded it out also

you dont have too its a good clean edge is why I asked [;)], good stuff

thank you[:I][:I][8)][party][#oops]

nice job Glen [tup] Keep it up and keep us posted.

Actually Glen I did notice one problem with this… it’s not finished so we can see the final product!!! [;)] haha… good job, I never was able to hand brush anything with silver… brushstrokes galore! post the pics of the final so we can ogle it!

–the modeller formerly known as Tom–