Impressive work. Your dioramas remind me of the first time I unboxed the new at the time, Monogram 1/48 B-17G and found the colour, two page diorama build of a crashed B-17G by Shepard Paine. Incredible. I am working on four kits, Three will be posed in flight on custom multi position stands. All will have variable speed motors to spin the props and modified figures for seated pilots. Built the Airscale IP and recommend the kit. For your consideration; The kit does not have the indicators that pop up on the wings when the gear is down. It is a small detail but Tamiya 1/32 thought to put the impressions in the plastic representing stowed gear only. Camo did vary between soft freehand and hard edge with the use of large paint bock patterns. The Australian War Memorial site has a official RAF training film titled, 'Streamline Colour' that teaches the procedures for high speed aircraft. Film shows putty/primer filler work on the leading D box section of the wings. Made smooth, rivets would not be seen. The old Airfix kit and the new 1/32 Kotare kit do not have the rivet detail. YT 'Spitfire Preflight/Walkaround Tour EAA Air Venture Oshkosh 2018' is informative. Shows how shallow the flush rivets are compared to the kit. I use a water base filler that shinks to correct. Paul Monforton's reference book is outstanding. I have the download version. Both are available at Monforton Press. I should add, for anyone wanting to build this kit. The outer surfaces were far too rough and needed sanding on the first two kits I got from the Airfix early release. The later two kits were smoother but still needed sanding. Either way, not hard to fix.
The four kits are part of twenty active builds so it may take as much as a year to finish the Mk.IXcs. One will be the Silver Spitfire, G-IRTY using Draw Decals that I might complete sooner, the other two posed together in flight, George Buerling MA585, Johnnie Johnson EN398. If interested, I have images of my models posted at the bottom of the DESIGN page on my site, Chopperworks in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. I design/build custom motorcycles.@@RiksScaleModelDioramas
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Excellent painting and weathering skills!
Thank you so much 😀
Impressive work. Your dioramas remind me of the first time I unboxed the new at the time, Monogram 1/48 B-17G and found the colour, two page diorama build of a crashed B-17G by Shepard Paine. Incredible.
I am working on four kits, Three will be posed in flight on custom multi position stands. All will have variable speed motors to spin the props and modified figures for seated pilots. Built the Airscale IP and recommend the kit.
For your consideration; The kit does not have the indicators that pop up on the wings when the gear is down. It is a small detail but Tamiya 1/32 thought to put the impressions in the plastic representing stowed gear only.
Camo did vary between soft freehand and hard edge with the use of large paint bock patterns.
The Australian War Memorial site has a official RAF training film titled, 'Streamline Colour' that teaches the procedures for high speed aircraft. Film shows putty/primer filler work on the leading D box section of the wings. Made smooth, rivets would not be seen. The old Airfix kit and the new 1/32 Kotare kit do not have the rivet detail.
YT 'Spitfire Preflight/Walkaround Tour EAA Air Venture Oshkosh 2018' is informative. Shows how shallow the flush rivets are compared to the kit. I use a water base filler that shinks to correct.
Paul Monforton's reference book is outstanding. I have the download version. Both are available at Monforton Press.
I should add, for anyone wanting to build this kit. The outer surfaces were far too rough and needed sanding on the first two kits I got from the Airfix early release. The later two kits were smoother but still needed sanding. Either way, not
hard to fix.
thankyou very much for viewing. Let me know when you finish your builds. Would love to see them
The four kits are part of twenty active builds so it may take as much as a year to finish the Mk.IXcs. One will be the Silver Spitfire, G-IRTY using Draw Decals that I might complete sooner, the other two posed together in flight, George Buerling MA585, Johnnie Johnson EN398.
If interested, I have images of my models posted at the bottom of the DESIGN page on my site, Chopperworks in Burlington, Ontario, Canada. I design/build custom motorcycles.@@RiksScaleModelDioramas
Fantastic, very impressive work. I think you wrote submarine when you meant to write supermarine.
Yes, you are right. Silly Typo there. Great comments thankyou very much
Underwater is good.