1⁄35F14A Tomcat - PART FOUR
For weathering, I used my typical style of thinned down enamel paint washes and
air brush shading. I finished the weathering with some dry brushing to pop out
the surface details. For a more complete discussion of what I do to weather my
models, see my posting on "Weathering Aircraft".
Conclusion
This Tomcat is one of three Tomcat models that I was building all at the same
time. The other two are F-14A+/B Tomcats. As I wrote at the start of this
posting, these other two Tomcats are not completed, yet. After a bit of a break
from them, I will return and finish both. It will likely be next year before
this happens, though.
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Project Statistics |
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Completion Date: | 10 August 2001 |
Total Building Time: | 125.1 |
Research: | 5.9 |
Construction: | 36.2 |
Painting: | 54.8 |
Decals / Markings: | 4.8 |
Extra Detailing / Conversion: | 3.4 |
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