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Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 05:35
by Adam Durrant
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 06:39
by Justin Wooding
Hi Adam,
Glad i could be of some help
That's really great. You're weathering is good and gets has beaten pacific war look. Nice paint fading too
How did you do the chipping?
This little Grumman is a favourite of mine, only upstaged by the later Bearcat n my opinion. It's a chunky, solid and purposeful looking fighter.
We have a few closet aircraft modelers here. I personally would like to see some more aircraft (cause i know they build some really good ones) in the General forum
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 07:09
by Adam Durrant
Thanks Justin. I get the hankering to build an aircraft occasionally and I bought this one as a stocking stuffer with some other stuff from Hannants.
Fading was a result of some pre and post shading the I find Estapol Matt varnish gives everything a really "faded" appearance.
Chipping was brush and sponge.
Adam
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 08:14
by Justin Wooding
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 11:43
by Jan Persson
I love these WW2 aircrafts - but I never seems to get past the cockpit build. Far too many details for my limited skills
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 04 Jun 2016, 13:40
by Philipp Gross
Beautiful finish Adam!
As a 10 year old I absolutely loved WW2 USN aircraft. Brings back good memories of bad models
Philipp
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 05 Jun 2016, 00:23
by Gary Boxall
Absolutely lovel work Adam
Gary
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 05 Jun 2016, 00:37
by Adam Durrant
Looking at the number of aircraft being posted here we may have to change the name of the site....
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 05 Jun 2016, 00:45
by Justin Wooding
Adam Durrant wrote:Looking at the number of aircraft being posted here we may have to change the name of the site....
Re: Grumman F6F-3
Posted: 05 Jun 2016, 06:27
by Gary Boxall
Better hope the mods don't see that post Adam
Gary