Why I weathered this Model again | SPITFIRE Mk.I | Tamiya 1/48 scale

Watch how I rework a Tamiya Spitfire model and enhance the weathering.
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Tamiya's Supermarine Spitfire Mk. I (Battle of Britain) in 1/48 scale is an excellent kit. Accuracy of fit and design are at the usual high Tamiya level. The cockpit is very detailed and a pleasure to build. I used an Eduard LööK set to improve the instrument panel and seat belts.
I finished the kit 2 years ago and was very satisfied at the time. Unfortunately I didn't have much video footage of the construction and painting process. So I decided to do a re-weathering with filters and oil paints. It was a lot of fun reworking this model.
Enjoy the video and feel free to leave a comment.
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Kit and Accessories ⬇️
Tamiya (61119) - Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I - 1/48 scale
Eduard (644013) - Spitfire Mk.I LööK for Tamiya Kit
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00:00 Intro & building
00:57 Filter
02:54 Oil weathering
06:08 Drybrushing
07:03 Pigments
08:00 Final steps
08:55 Final reveal

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Enjoy my collection of propeller driven aircraft models. You will find iconic warbirds from WW2 to Vietnam and can follow the build, paint and weathering process. th-cam.com/play/PLnh-SozPErfmAyI7EboeaLh6Kd3DqB8iM.html

[@FinsburyPhil]

Good work Dan. It might have been interesting to start by only doing one wing and tailplane so we could compare the newly weathered to the original.

[@ScalerDan]

Thanks for the hint, good idea! I'm thinking about doing the same thing on an E-2 Hawkeye. Sometimes it's difficult to capture the effect on camera. Regards ScalerDan