Here you can see the first hand of the camu with RLM 02,

And continuing masking ( I don´t like masking ) to give the RLM 71 hand,

Here you can see how it´s getting,

Nice paintjob. I can' t wait to see this Messerschmitt with engine

Very nice paint job !!

I am also looking forward to the whole crate assembled ...

cheers

Steffen

Smily face

Nice finish Daniel. Faded but not overdone. I like it.

Do you have lose lids for the hatches and filler points, or will there be some internal caps and taps?

Tony

Hi Anze,

Thanks for your comments. I´m glad you like how its getting

Hi Steffe, thank you. I´m going to use the technic you expalined me for the fuselaje side, lets see what happen

Thank you terry for your interest in this project

Hi Tony,

Yes, I´m going to leave the inspection panels and fuel doors open. It´s not finish yet.

This is the one I´m going to make,

Well, here again.

I just painted the fuselaje sides. For this I used a method that Steffen had explained me. I used the airbrush. Lets see what do you think, I´m glad with the results,

Oooh yeaaa! That's the thing! Looks just like a bored mechanic with a paint bucket and a sponge ran by it. Super, Daniel!

Tony

Daniel, simply stunning camo!! Please share on the technique used to recreate the "splatter" effect.

, thanks Tony, I really appreciate your comments

Hi Hermann,

I used the airbruch for this. I put a very low pressure in the compresor and I didn´t put to much tinner on the paint so it gets more thickens

When it had beeen dry I gave a glossy hand. I used Model Master.

Then I used oil burnt umber to remarc the panels lines,

I had also put the decals,

Here I´m you can see the engine cowls,





And some details that I had added,

Here you can see the engine presented, I was not the best joint, it gave me a lot of work,

Hi Daniel

Very nice details!!!

But - you know me - Will you rework the decals so that the panel lines go through them and do not stop at their border?

all the best

Steffen

Daniel, Steffen what was the method for the dense mottle?
Can you explain it. It looks exactly what I want for Rote13 of JV44.

Thanks.

Hi JP

Well I have a spatter nozzle for my air gun and I used it at very low pressure with a slightly thicker paint than normal (IIRC Vallejo paint direct from the bottle, maybe a bit thinned).. Daniel explained his approach in one post (shortly)

here is my model again:



HTH

cheers

Steffen