Well hardly.The Typhoon has received several minutes of attention and is really beginning to look the part.The spinner should be black, but I decided that was a bit dull and went for red.Ooh, I’m such a rebel.
Conrad Kinch Sorry - a momentary giddy lapse. Put it down to having been outside without being severely rained upon - for the first time in many days....
Excellent work... very realistic too... have you seen the camo on the Kittyhawk they've just discovered in the Egyptian desert 70 years after it went missing...
>I'm such a rebel.
ReplyDeleteCalm down Sir, you're making a scene.
Conrad Kinch
ReplyDeleteSorry - a momentary giddy lapse. Put it down to having been outside without being severely rained upon - for the first time in many days....
Nice work Tim. Is that a tan colour you're using there? Just curious - why?
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Nick
A red spinner is forgivable. Painting e whole aircraft in a Hello Kitty color scheme would be out and out anarchic.
ReplyDeleteRock steady progress Tim. This is going to turn out a gem I think.
ReplyDeleteI say, easy on old chap! :)
ReplyDeleteLooking good, like the red nose.
ReplyDeleteNick Grant
ReplyDeleteBuff and Tan are the camo colours for flights over Egypt....
Mad padre
ReplyDeleteStop giving me ideas!
Paul
ReplyDeleteIts getting there. I think this is the first time I've even painted anything like an accurate RAF camo pattern on a 1/72 scale model!
Stephen Beat
ReplyDeleteI'm so sorry - it won't happen again. Probably.
Dan
ReplyDeleteWell it was a Saturday night and the bottle was open ..... Oh, you mean the Typhoon.
Excellent work... very realistic too... have you seen the camo on the Kittyhawk they've just discovered in the Egyptian desert 70 years after it went missing...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/11/world-war-ii-airplane-kittyhawk-p-40-sahara-crash-photos-video_n_1507828.html
Steve-the-Wargamer
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link - interesting stuff!