P-47D, 1:48 Study in Nude
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Jay DubyaThat Jug looks very comfortable in its natural state! May I ask how you shot the propeller spinning - was it a strong fan or smart electrics, Alex?
Bernhard SchrockA masterpiece: absolutely clean and very realistic NMF finish especially with the rivets. Top!
Aleksandar Šekularac АвторThanks much for all you kind words! 🙏
@ Jay, as for the prop, I usually make my models with free-spinning propellers, using brass tubing, with a drop of machine oil, so when it's time for those glam shots, I can just gently blow on them and set the camera for a longer exposure on a tripod. Takes me few tries to get the right amount of blur.
Sebastian MeynerGroßartig, Aleksandar! 👍 Darf ich fragen...: Die Raketenhalterung sind scrach, oder gibt's dazu ein AM Set?
Aleksandar Šekularac АвторVielen Dank Sebastian! Die Raketenhalterungen habe ich aus Eduard Tempest Bausatz geklaut und ne bisschen modifiziert. 😉
DuperScaleSehr nice, the wheels are sitting perfect on the ground. I often struggle with that. Super gebaut.
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Yugoslav P-47Ds were not as colorful and flashy as many others out there. If one was inclined to politeness, one could call the plain. There were few of the camouflaged examples, but here I was actually looking to try my hand at natural metal finish and all its challenges, so any flamboyance in finish would be distracting. Desired finish was achieved using different shades of Alclad2 metallic paints and HGW rivets set made for the Tamiya kit. I won't say that they are easy, or quick to apply, but the effect is quite rewarding, in particular for a nude metal surface. In contrast to the instruction, I applied them on top of the coat of metallic paint, which produces a nice effect, as the rivets are silver themselves, but tonally different from the surface.
