Me262 variant done in acrylics and Alclad II. Oils and pigments used for weathering. Seatbelts, brake lines and engine line details added. Brass tubing for pitot tube used. Tires weighted and all marking were airbrushed.
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Exquisite paint job very nice build
ReplyDeleteAnother bang-up camo job! So very cool. Those air intakes must have been an efficient bird-killer. Did you wax your canopy?
ReplyDeleteActually I don’t. I just carefully wipe the inside down with 91% isopropyl alcohol before attaching to the airframe.
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