Hobbyboss 1/32 Spitfire Mk Vb

Fernando N

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Great looking plane indeed Bob, love the paintjob and weathering, not too clean or dirty.:thumb2::thumb2:
 

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A great restoration worth the wait for that paint.
 

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I love this one Bob! Nice :thumb2:
Cheers,
Steven
 

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That has come out a lot better than it seemed at times in the other thread :smiling3:
 

Jakko

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Err, thanks??
I meant it as a compliment: after you had begun to strip the plane, it didn’t exactly give the appearance of ever looking good again.
 

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Great job. And who doesn't like a Spitfire
 

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That turned out realy great. The problems it threw at you, you chewed them up and spat them right back at it.
The photos are good to. Light painting?
 

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Cheers Ian. :smiling3:

Not sure what light painting is? But I took them with my DSLR (usually use my phone) on a tripod, and played around with my bench lights and the camera settings.
 
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