Hi Tomcat
The litho detail is the "cherry on top" for me, what is the name of the green paint used for the fuselage interior ?
Thx
Chris
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Re: 1/32 scale Lancaster
Hi Chris.Chrisvn wrote: Tue May 19, 2020 6:43 am Hi Tomcat
The litho detail is the "cherry on top" for me, what is the name of the green paint used for the fuselage interior ?
Thx
Chris
Sorry for the late reply, I finally got a chance with the laptop
The interior is Beige Green...in this case Spraymate chalk board green...closest I could get before hobby shops opened It's actually very close to the Tamiya Beige Green. The other option was a bit darker Humbrol.Oh, that's not litho, it's proper aluminum
Not the easiest detail to do on this model 
Hope this helps bud.
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Re: 1/32 scale Lancaster
Wonderful stuff!
Do they tell you what all the little bits did?
Do they tell you what all the little bits did?
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Baie mooi 
make a thin water colour mix of black and a drop of liquid soap to apply on things here the detail is fine (ie ammo belts), this will make the detail pop more bu\y giving some depth.
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make a thin water colour mix of black and a drop of liquid soap to apply on things here the detail is fine (ie ammo belts), this will make the detail pop more bu\y giving some depth.
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Thanks for the tip Theuns, any specific type of liquid soap???Theuns v V wrote: Tue May 26, 2020 7:32 am Baie mooi
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Anyone to break the waters viscocity and help it flow innto fine pannel and other detail. Called a pinwash
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I was wondering the same thing!Peter Connan wrote: Mon May 25, 2020 7:15 pm Wonderful stuff!
Do they tell you what all the little bits did?
There's a pic of a square tube mounted to the floor with what looks like a round black object in it (IMG_20200521_160237.jpg) 5th and 6th from last in the previous set of photos that i tried to google to figure out what it is!
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.... this doohicky.... square one in foreground)
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... with what are you covering the wing (pic 153322) ... alu ?
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