1/32 Revell kit. Added aerial wire,loop antenna,scratch 30mm barrel muzzles,and some extras in the cockpit area.Enamels,acrylics,oils,and pastels. Spray can and hand brush.
Will have 1/32 Hurricane IID for "Down Low" campaign finished soon I hope!
Please enjoy!

Thanks!

Rick,

That is incredible! How long did it take to paint? I think all here would love to see more pics and a bit of a build review.

-Derek

Beautiful!!!

Any chance of some extra pictures?

How long did that paintjob cost you?

Not only how long did the paint job take you, how long before you could see straight again.

Fantastic job

That paintjob is making me feel dizzy..... EXCELLENT!!!

Concur! Brush or airbrush? Super job!

Thanks guys! More pics coming soon as my friend has this and a couple other builds at his house to photo for me.Unfortunately,he is on vacation with family for a while so I will post more when I can.The best news is I just bought a new camera for my Father's Day gift(Thank's babe! ) and I will soon become snap happy
The sqiggle pattern cammo took 6-8 hrs in two sittings to finnish.I used MM RLM 82 dunklegrun and applied via stipple motion using a small glass fibre brush for fabrics. I paint detailed the pilots office and added a radio,first aid kit,map cases,binoculars,and a couple canteens throughout the greenhouse.
Cheers!

Man! That huts my eyes just looking at it!

Excellent job! More pics please.

Nice one Rick, the paint job alone should get you a "mention in dispatches" Why not enter this into the MOM for May instead

Mal

Great work Rick.
I can see why it took you so long to paint that, my eyes keep going cross eyed looking at it .
Excellent work, definitely looking forward to seeing some more pics of this.
Andy

Hi Rick!

That scheme makes me feel sea-sick and a bit crosseyed!
Can imagine how you felt after doing this, ouch!

The purpose of camouflage is breaking up the contours, and this certainly does the job!

Great paint job on a really nice model!

Cheers! (Think You´ll need these now...)

Stefan E

DOH! Mal,it never occured to me to enter this in MOM!
Will see if I can get this in the contest slot.
Thanks!

Rick,

Is the scheme based on an actual plane? Or is it a "what if/could be?" The nice thing about German aircraft is they were certainly artistic and that really opens doors for us. Again, I look forward to more pics, and yes enter it in MoM. Unless it sucks up close! Which I doubt.

-Derek

More dizzy squiggle G4....








Percheron,this scheme,or some very close to it, were fairly typical for night fighters.Usually the squiggle was done over a more standard 3 color night hue. Couple more pics in my gallery if you wish.
Thanks for viewing!
Cheers!

Super paint job. Wow.

I can only imagine how long that paint job took. It sure does look nice.