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Wow dude, great detail on such a small scale. You're doing things with the landing gear bays that I wouldnt even attempt on a larger scale. Grear job so far. Cant wait to see the end result!

Awesome! The spitfire is up next for me. Nice camo job...thats what has me nervous. I have never done a camo pattern before.

Well isnt that nifty! Never saw one of those before.

Thanks guys!

Update: Got the upper half base coated. The entire body is "Future'd" and ready to go. I got the right upper side washed. Here are some pics I took: [size=10pt][b]I ordered a set of decals. Just waiting on them to arrive. Thanks for looking!

wow dude! that wash job looks killer! :o

Got some work done on this bad boy. The main body is pretty much done. Glued, primed, sanded and shaded. I got the thing to fit together pretty good after some tinkering and sanding. Here is a closer shot of the wing joint. Not too bad. Might add some cables and weather a bit more. Its...

Cool! Thanks for the info. It's coming along nice considering. The raised panel lines might prove to be tricky when I get to the wash stage. Gotta find that decal set first... Updated pics will soon be up.

Great job!

Oh yea. Always. Its either a paint or an airbrush issue.

Update: I have made some headway here. Got the cockpit done. Nothing fancy, no PE or AM parts. Jut good 'ol fashioned paint and some minor washing. Looks good though in my opinion. Sorry for the grainy pics. Taken with my phone. As you can see in the pics I got the main fuselage...

Lookin' great my man!

Welcome aboard Eagle. You will love it here. Lots of knowledgable dudes!

It's fine tuning my prep skills there's no doubt there. After reading the instructions further I found that this kit was made in 1970. 44 years old! Needless to say I won't be wasting any money on AM parts. ::)

What is that...a V-8 that powers the F-14? Lol!

Interesting idea papermodder, I didnt even know you could do that. Im sure I dont have the necessary software to do that...but thanks.

Well I am about to embark upon my very first 1/32 build. This kit is much bigger than what I'm used to...I love it! The only problem is that the kit has to be at least 30 years old! This belonged to my father. It's a Revell so as you can imagine...a lot of prep work needs to be done. Here are...

Wow great info! Thanks Baron.

Thanks! Yup, my second. My first was a 1/48 B-17...the Memphis Belle. It was ok...before I could weather properly.

Did u mask and then airbrush your camo pattern or did you do it by hand?