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building the hasegawa 1/32 scale p-47d - mike ashey productions ...

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Check out <strong>the</strong> article on my paint layering technique to see<br />

how I painted <strong>the</strong> model. I should have used more green on<br />

<strong>the</strong> upper surface, but I like <strong>the</strong> way it looks.<br />

I masked around <strong>the</strong> areas that needed painting and <strong>the</strong>n I<br />

applied large sections of masking tape to <strong>the</strong> wings and<br />

fuselage to protect <strong>the</strong> surfaces from over spray.<br />

The flaps were painted using my paint layering technique.<br />

There are sharp demarcation lines between <strong>the</strong> colors.<br />

The invasion stripes look crisp, clean and straight especially<br />

<strong>the</strong> fuselage stripes. The landing gear wells and <strong>the</strong> flap<br />

areas still need painting.<br />

Careful masking in combination with good paint mixing and<br />

airbrush technique gives you great results. Check out my<br />

aircraft books for tips and techniques on painting.<br />

The landing gear parts were painted and <strong>the</strong>n assembled. I<br />

added some flat white to <strong>the</strong> flat black for <strong>the</strong> tires so <strong>the</strong>y<br />

would look more like a rubber color. Note how clean <strong>the</strong><br />

assembled landing gear look.

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