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Conclusion. |
Pictures
of a 1/48 Hasegawa Hawker Hurricane.
I have
included these pictures of a finished model (the Spitfire isn’t finished
yet), with a similar camouflage, to show what the finished product looks
like. This model has been treated the same as the Spitfire and has received
washes and weathering and a final matt coat. It is this final matt coat that
brings everything together. Note that although the code letters had a
similarly large area of decal film, as the codes on the Spitfire, it has
become totally invisible. Not even the edge is discernible. One thing to
take note of, however, is the markings on the tail fin. These were trimmed as
the carrier film makes them over large for the fin. If they are not trimmed
you will have difficulty in getting the overhanging areas of decal film to
conform around the fin without leaving ridges. |
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About the Author
About Mal Mayfield (Holdfast)
Hi, my name is Mal Mayfield and I have been modelling seriously for about 25 years. My main interest is 1/48 scale second world war. I build all types and all combatants. I have built 1/35 scale "targets" and 1/72 scale modern aircraft, plus a couple of cars. I have also dabbled with figure painting...
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