I like it a lot to be honest . Your effect with the black prop is duly noted , well done on getting different hues through out the black . Rest of the weathering so far is coming along ; well just awesome !





Terri

The change in the prop color is very difficult for me to see on my monitor. what I like to use is Nato Black, which is a grayish black color rather then start flat black (which other then picking out interior details with, I'm getting away from).

The bombs really turned out quite well, as there is a major difference in the RAF green. Well done.
Joel

Really an outstanding job, Dave. As good as I've ever seen.

The only part I would question, is if one or both of those landing lights would have been painted over. Often, they were. None-the-less, you've done an amazing job!!

Congratulations on a really beautifully finished build Dave, one to be proud of for sure. The whole thread has been very informative and full of neat tips, thanks for sharing so much detail.

Cheers, D

A beautiful build, very well done.

It is nice to see British ordnance with the correct colour fill bands, light green Just one little observation though they would more than likely have been painted deep bronze green. They do look good though

Hi Dave ,

Very nicely done indeed . You hit just the right balance with the weathering



Terri

Dave,
I've been a follower since day one, and have immensely enjoyed your build blog. Excellent presentation, with equally well presented photographs.

The finished Typhoon IB is a outstanding model. Perfectly built, painted, decaled, and weathered with what I like to call that "used but not abused" look.

Thanks for taking so much time sharing it with us.

Joel