Tamiya F-15C 1/48

jzsn

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Been on a building spree with the time I have left for this summer.
This was my previous build few weeks ago http://www.scalemodeladdict.com/index.php/topic,9666.0.html

I went to a different local shop this time and was surprised to be able to find this older 1991 F-15C. I bought this one along with an Academy limited edition Su-30MK. That one looked rather challenging so I started on this one to get some weathering and shading techniques down first.

I tried pre-shading this time and the result came out better than I thought. I was very careful not to cover up the pre-shading on 2 subsequent coat.

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Did some post-shading along major panel lines by cutting a slit on a 3x5 index card, then hold it few cm above and spray a darker shade 10-15% of the primary coat.

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Finally I have ordered and waiting for Tamiya master weathering sets A through C so I can apply more heavier weathering, and grease/oil stain on the belly and around the engine.

Hopefully starting the Su-30MK soon after this.
 
Very nice job!


So with the 3X5 index card you reestablished major panel lines?
 
CDA 455 said:
Very nice job!


So with the 3X5 index card you reestablished major panel lines?

Yes here is the technique, you can do this for all lines based on the slit width and the distance.

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