Crusader - not the tank, WIP

Hasegawa, 1/48th F-8E. I am using revell gloss and really not very happy with but last coat is on and weather may begin...... Marco no zuni rockets on this one, they are reserved for the Marine Corps crusader, when I finish it. This is is the aircraft model that will attach the wing last thing

Joseph,

You're a prolific modeller, not into aircraft much but I still enjoy seeing all your posts

Your productivity is incredible and it looks like it does not effect anything from the quality.

Cheers for taking the time to post, keep it up


Tancred

Oh Joe one of my favorites Jets just love it , My God Joe ..God bless you...

Tancred wrote:Joseph,

You're a prolific modeller, not into aircraft much but I still enjoy seeing all your posts

Your productivity is incredible and it looks like it does not effect anything from the quality.

Cheers for taking the time to post, keep it up


Tancred

Thank you will do, just posted another WIP

out of curiosity how many models do you finish on average in a year. and might i add that the quality is not sacrificed in the name of quantity fantastic work

alex wrote:out of curiosity how many models do you finish on average in a year. and might i add that the quality is not sacrificed in the name of quantity fantastic work

In the past, in better form it was about 1 every 1-2 month, but I would start more than 1 model at once. This years spike is due to a lot of started models reaching same stages at once, but all the WIP and completions posted were started this year, with the wyvern and seahawk being started and finished together in about a month and a half. Still got a lot of models in WIP stage, including the canberra and lancaster + condor which just need a little push to get finished but are ageing unfinished.

Great and amazing as always FJ and as the others have remarked, you never sacrifice quality for quantity

Ray

The preshading is amaizing! how on earth...

Crusader up on its undercarriage. Wash to panel lines done using acrylics for the first time. No, not shifting, but a higher force pushed me as had no alternative because of the varnish used. Not happy with how either behaved but getting there.

Nice one, really nice work, the wash and shading are amazing.

J