1⁄72Oeffag D.III Albatros
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Comments
The Roden kit’s quality is only average, a lot of work needed.
I used Part Albatros D.III etched details, as well as many scratchbuilt parts. I had to rescribe the whole surface, because the panel lines are different from the German built version. I also made rivet lines, with a SBS/Z63 Riveter tool.
Kit is painted with Gunze, and Misterkit colours. The wood pattern is painted with oil paints using a sponge.
I used Part Albatros D.III etched details, as well as many scratchbuilt parts. I had to rescribe the whole surface, because the panel lines are different from the German built version. I also made rivet lines, with a SBS/Z63 Riveter tool.
Kit is painted with Gunze, and Misterkit colours. The wood pattern is painted with oil paints using a sponge.
Comments
Absouletly beautiful One of my favourite planes of the great war, and very very well done in 1:72. If you'd said it was 1:32 I would have belived it!!!
Impressed Regards
Mikael
MAY 31, 2010 - 07:14 AM
Wonderful,a three dimensional illusion,you have cracked it!
My intuition suggests that you are a painter?
MAY 31, 2010 - 07:37 AM
Honestly Peter you have demonstrated all the dexterity of a miniturist painter,it's hard to believe its 1/72.As apainter my self i feel qualified to say.Great stuff.
JUN 04, 2010 - 11:57 AM
One word - awesome. I actually wanted to use two words but the other one was not family friendly
My six is well and truly bullet ridden...!
BC
JUN 04, 2010 - 02:03 PM
Peter,
Great work. Did you use thinned acrylics, oils, or pastels to achieve the soiled and weathered clear doped linen? Please describe your technique. Thank you.
JUN 18, 2010 - 03:53 PM
The struct use masking tape.
I use strong thinned gunze hobby color.
The color is my dust colors. Ligth-yellow, and yellow-grayish.
All painting make with free-hand, with airbrush.
I not use special technique.
(Sorry, my english not good.)
JUN 23, 2010 - 07:13 PM
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