Ian M's 1/32 Mk II. from Revell

Ian M

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A nice little kit that went together quite well. By no means a Tamiya Ûber kit, but it looks the part and talking of parts, there are probably just as many parts in a Tamiya 1/32 cockpit than there is in the whole of this kit lol.
Clean moulding. crisp detail and OK plastic. The only oddity was a step in the wing root. Me thinks it was 'sumit' in the way in side. Everything else fitted very well. So error 40.?
Primed with Styrylrez as it was all I had in black. Preshade was white Vallejo Model color. Everything else was Model Air. I have used these once or twice on armour but this is a first on an Aircraft for me. I rather Like them. The build can be found here: https://www.scale-models.co.uk/threads/ian-ms-spitfire-mk-ii-revell-1-32.39510/page-4
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Hope you like. I have a couple of the other 1/32 kites from Revell Might have a go at one later...
Comments are as always welcome.
Thank you for looking in. And thank you Pete for the GB.
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That's turned out beautifully. A top notch finish.

Out of interest, how do do the gun 'soot' on the wings. AB or pigments, or something else. I've tried it a couple of times but never got it look ok.

ATB.

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Out of interest, how do do the gun 'soot' on the wings. AB or pigments, or something else. I've tried it a couple of times but never got it look ok.
Thanks Andrew.

I do them with Vallejo washes. More often its just the black wash, sometimes I use the brown wash as well.
Start off the front of the wing, by the port and quickly bring the AB back across the wing. Takes a few times to get a useable effect.
Good for the exhausts as well. A oily black/brown mix with a streak of light grey works.
 

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That's a lovely flying thingy Ian!! Lovely
 

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Beautiful finish Ian. Glad you got the markings issue sorted out.
 

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That looks totally spot on. Great job Ian.
 

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Ian,
That is simply beautiful. I love how the decals have conformed perfectly - absolutely stunning :thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:
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