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Yes sir. It is done. Still some work on the video :)

I guess that I get then from the hobby store:) 😜

Nope. I'll check them out. Thanks for info

Oh thank you

Thank you so much 😀

I usually use a polish sandpaper with 2500- 3000 grit. Use it with wather for wet sandpaper Don't use any presure just circular rub and you should get some results:) A better idea and i'll use this myself is to use cotton polish with tamiya compound. It works brilliantly

So wet Sanding 2000-4000 grit and then polish compound

Is the 2000-4000grit enough ??

Yep. I start with 2500 and 3000 But I'm doing that on 3 layers of paint and a primer base. Don't sand if you spray only 1 layer.

Okey so should i spray the clear coat First or First polishing and then clear varnish Srry for so many questions

Thanks for your kind words ☺️

Glad you like them 😊

It depends on the model and the libery. Sometimes it makes sense to mask them but sometimes i spray them and just use decals

Thanks man!!

Never did this before. It might be fun. Plus i get the chance to really redo the kit correctly.:)

Build completed. Video is still in progress

Gorgeous livery indeed :)

Yep sure is 👍

I always find zvezda ones a bit better than revell

I use revell decal soft. I've never tried anything else and it looks like the revell one does the job right. You just need to be fast. Once you've added the decal solution you have like 10 seconds to get it right. After that you'll get in trouble maneuvering the decal:)

@@MahaysAttic thanks

Gloss. I might have some mate ones but for the fuselage it's always gloss :)

It's glossy. It's a 50:50 combination of blue: ultramarin 36151 and luthansa blue 36350. Both are revell gloss acrylics

Actually ultramarin 51 is gloss and 350 luthansa blue is silk matt. A sort of gloss but not brilliant

Thank you 🙌

And i'm glad you like it :)

It's a nice model indeed:)

Thanks a lot! Zvezda did a really good job on the kit

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes I do :)

Will make Airbus-a330 Aeroflot Russian Airlines And Il-62m Domodedovo Airlines) 😊

I actually have a il-62 but not sure about the livery right now. Will have it in aeroflot or tarom livery. Will see

Usually 1:1 for acrylic paint. But for the fuselage I'm doing 3 layers. 1st one 1:2 1 paint 2 thinner. Then the other two ones 1:1. I might have the 3rd one with even less thinner like 1:0.5. It depends on the color and the number of layers

:) both a350 and a380

:) you should be able to find it at any hobby store. Revell started to produce it again. Or do you mean the real real plane? Because that is a bit harder to acquire:)

Acrylic because it's easy to work with and easier to clean the airbrush afterwards:) I do have few enamel but only use them with brush

@@MahaysAttic thank you :)

Yep. Finally:)

From nazca-decals.com. Fully trust them and the shipping was fast in EU.

Indeed I did :)

Nope. Just the model. But i think you only need 3 colors including white for the fuselage

:) yep. Is not a real cargo 747-8 is a 747-400 :) the main difference is the hump indeed:)

@@MahaysAtticbut the hump kinda looks like the 747-300f

@@CoolMatin7034 oh. No. It should be 400:))

Thanks man. Upload your build to yt. ;)

Yep. The windows are clear. But nothing to see through as Revell did not provide too much details on the cockpit

But of course, my dear friend. It's almost 100%. Few more details and it'll be completed :)

Yes sir. But i don't recommend those. Get a cheap china compressor. It'll work better

@@MahaysAttic which one you recommend?

@@MahaysAttic so the spray gun is good but I should get a compressor for it ?

@@KSAWEKZY19 any type would work. But a hobby one I recommend airbrush compressor AS18-2. Search for it on google. It might have another name on your region but they're all the same :)

Is the compressor working with that spray gun from revell class set ?

Nowadays I use a hobby compressor but for this model I had revell air cans

Hey. Thanks so much for your appreciation. It was mixed at a ratio of 1:1. I've used an empty bottle of paint to mix then poured into the airbrush