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F4U-1A of VMF-321 flown by 1Lt.Robert Whiting on Guam, August 1944. Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8W engine with extra wiring and plumbing. The exhaust manifold is not glued in place at this point. Th…
Chipping Time! AHOY!!!!! Now time to see if it comes together. The left wing chipped. I make small chips and then try to grow them using a wet brush. The leading edges and the wing root being chipped. Happy with the pattern. Right Wing Chipped. But the main thing is the shiny decal. I got fed up with it and glazed it with grey tones from Vallejo. It first highlighted the rivets but also dulled the shine a little and I was happy with it. A bit of trouble keeping the brush strokes from appearing. After 2 hours, I succeeded without putting too much water onto the decal and delaminating it. Right Cockpit areas is a tricky section to do it not too much until overdoing. The right wing being chipped with shallow Zinc Chromate. Because, below the Zinc Chromate comes the actual bare metal. The doors of the machine guns loading bay recieved lots of attention as its the place where the action is. Its being loaded with 9 yards of ammo per gun on each wing. Leading edges and wing roots being chipped with Zinc Chromate green. I will move towards the folding lines soon. Canopy areas being chipped with Zinc Chromate as well.
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Tamiya F4U-1D Corsair Build and Review Part 1 Canada's largest selection of model paints, kits, hobby tools, airbrushing, and crafts with online shipping and up to date inventory.
How to build the Tamiya Vought F4U-1D Corsair 1:32 scale model with Dave Coward from Scale Modelling Now.
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Chipping Time! AHOY!!!!! Now time to see if it comes together. The left wing chipped. I make small chips and then try to grow them using a wet brush. The leading edges and the wing root being chipped. Happy with the pattern. Right Wing Chipped. But the main thing is the shiny decal. I got fed up with it and glazed it with grey tones from Vallejo. It first highlighted the rivets but also dulled the shine a little and I was happy with it. A bit of trouble keeping the brush strokes from appearing. After 2 hours, I succeeded without putting too much water onto the decal and delaminating it. Right Cockpit areas is a tricky section to do it not too much until overdoing. The right wing being chipped with shallow Zinc Chromate. Because, below the Zinc Chromate comes the actual bare metal. The doors of the machine guns loading bay recieved lots of attention as its the place where the action is. Its being loaded with 9 yards of ammo per gun on each wing. Leading edges and wing roots being chipped with Zinc Chromate green. I will move towards the folding lines soon. Canopy areas being chipped with Zinc Chromate as well.
Dopo tanto tempo ho deciso di mettere in cantiere uno dei più bei kit della Tamiya: il magnifico Corsair Birdcage in scala 1/32.
F4U-1A of VMF-321 flown by 1Lt.Robert Whiting on Guam, August 1944. Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8W engine with extra wiring and plumbing. The exhaust manifold is not glued in place at this point. Th…
VOUGHT F4U-1D CORSAIRThe F4U Corsair was a formidable combination of speed and firepower and was the mount of numerous aces during WWII. This kit depicts the F4U-1D variant, which was first deployed aboard U.S. Navy aircraft carriers in April 1944. Distinctive features such as the higher pilot seat position, taller tailwheel, and wider propeller blades have been accurately reproduced, and the model may also be assembled with wings folded. A pilot figure, drop tanks, and two types of canopy windshield are included together with markings for three aircraft flown by U.S. aces.
"Whistling Death" of VMF-214 Black Sheep Squadron The kit: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1D Corsair My latest addition ...
In Part 1, the focus was all about chipping and fading. In Part 2, things will shift to dirt and grime and oil and grease. Let’s get filthy!
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"Whistling Death" of VMF-214 Black Sheep Squadron The kit: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1D Corsair My latest addition ...
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Salut à tous, j'ai attaqué un nouveau montage, le superbe F4U-1 Birdcage Tamiya au 32. Se sera une déco 2 tons dans l'esprit de la superbe réalisation de Paski!
F4U-1A of VMF-321 flown by 1Lt.Robert Whiting on Guam, August 1944. Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8W engine with extra wiring and plumbing. The exhaust manifold is not glued in place at this point. Th…
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Now and again, someone will tell me they’re thinking of starting into scale modeling, or perhaps getting back into after many years away from the hobby. Inevitably the question will come up a…
"Whistling Death" of VMF-214 Black Sheep Squadron The kit: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1D Corsair My latest addition ...
Dopo tanto tempo ho deciso di mettere in cantiere uno dei più bei kit della Tamiya: il magnifico Corsair Birdcage in scala 1/32.
F4U-1A of VMF-321 flown by 1Lt.Robert Whiting on Guam, August 1944. Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8W engine with extra wiring and plumbing. The exhaust manifold is not glued in place at this point. Th…
Személyes makettező blog / Personal scale modeling blog
"Whistling Death" of VMF-214 Black Sheep Squadron The kit: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1D Corsair My latest addition ...
"Whistling Death" of VMF-214 Black Sheep Squadron The kit: Tamiya 1/48 F4U-1D Corsair My latest addition ...
F4U-1A of VMF-321 flown by 1Lt.Robert Whiting on Guam, August 1944. Pratt & Whitney R-2800-8W engine with extra wiring and plumbing. The exhaust manifold is not glued in place at this point. Th…
Tamiya F4U-1D Corsair Build and Review Part 8 Canada's largest selection of model paints, kits, hobby tools, airbrushing, and crafts with online shipping and up to date inventory.
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