LOL…a different subject for me:
Starting on the assembly:
and some chrome-iness!
Looking good! Bonus points for the cool subject line! LOL
We don’t need no water let the [censored] burn, burn [censored] burn…
Great song.
I’ve always liked the Rufe, it’s an unusual plane.
Ever see the gun camera footage of one of these getting shot down?
Could someone pass the salt?[;)][:D] Good looking bird. I can’t wait to see what you come up with on this one!
Eddie
Nice! It’s about time to see a Rufe on here! Keep us posted
Hows she going together ?
Looks like a good start. Keep us posted.
Regards, Rick
She’s looking good, can’t wait to see more…
Bud
You have to remember to salt your japanese aircraft often, so they are more tasty:
…and then, once salted, you paint them purple!
What do use to keep the salt in place? I haven’t tried this method yet, but keen to give it a bash.
I always called it the Roofie Plane meself, but this is WAY original. Here, pass some pepper and meatballs. [:P]
I use a mixture of a fine spray of water, and heavy droplets applied by brush…let them air dry after a heavy salting and, viola !
LOL…“roofie”. I like it. Too bad they didn’t have any red planes in ww2!
2nd layer of salt applied during a two hour session of Charmed. (yeah, I know…but those chicks are HOT) and will be ready for another layer of paint tomorrow…
Looking good! I used about that much salt on my Dragonfire. I nearly cured in for the winter![(-D] I just had an idea that I think you could make come to life. With the way you’ve got the salt applied, you could do an underwater scene with a crash aircraft and the salt would be painted like coral. Just a thought.[:D]
Eddie
That is exactly what my wife thought I was doing…great minds think alike!
Last coat of paint and salt:
Removed the salt, now there is a loooooot of buffing ahead, but I am happy with how the layered colours look…many different shades:
Looking good
Bud
Hey, did anybody know the drummer from Def Lepord only had 1 arm and that is a good lookin’ plane!
This is a wild one.