1/48 Hasegawa BF 109G-2 "Schroer" (OOB)

Another ...burger.
This is the Hasegawa's classic kit, excellent fitting, easy to assembly, many mistakes in its dimensions. Not accurate. But...I love them!!!

Painted with Gunze as usual. According to its profile the RLM79 is lowered on fuselage than usual trop 109s. The Antenna is "crossed" at the middle of the fuselage instead of the back. (most of the G-2s).

















that's my pre-shading



and my clean and sharp workbench!!!!

reminds me of the old days when used to do aircraft
great build,paint and weathering

Alex

So you pre-shade the panel lines etc with a darker shade of the finishing colour, the you apply the finishing colour and that's it, or you apply a lighter colour in between the panels as well. How exactly is this technique applied as I would like to try it out as I think it speeds up the process.

As usual very nice work and by the way very insiping work bench is it always in that state or only after finishing a model.

Joseph

Joseph wrote:Alex

So you pre-shade the panel lines etc with a darker shade of the finishing colour, the you apply the finishing colour and that's it, or you apply a lighter colour in between the panels as well. How exactly is this technique applied as I would like to try it out as I think it speeds up the process.

As usual very nice work and by the way very insiping work bench is it always in that state or only after finishing a model.

Joseph

I pre-shade it with tank grey ALWAYS...with 0,20 line.Then.. I apply the main color. I wait for half an hour...and then i post-shade it panel by panel with the light ver of the main color. (it depends how dark looks the pre-shading).

Try it. I paint a whole 48 in 5-8 hours. (don't forget i paint with acrylics)

A very tast burger indeed Alex

Ray