[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by Captain Eddie

Looking very good, Cruver!

Thanks, it is sporting decals now, just have to hit it with some flat clear coat to finish it up. Have to think about what the next project will be.

[Cruver Collecter]

Picked up the clear coat today and finally finished this one up.

[Captain Eddie]

That is BEAUTIFUL, Cruver, just beautiful. I'll PM my address to ya so you can mail it to me!

[Epapazian]

It came out very nicely, CC. Good job.

[STARMAN 352ND]

Outstanding work on that PLZ P.11..

JP

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by Epapazian

It came out very nicely, CC. Good job.

Thanks, I tried something new on this one. Before I would do any panels with either a wash or with a drafting pencil. This time I went with pastel chalks. I just rub stick on piece of sand paper and then applied some to that panel areas. I removed excess with brush or wet Q-tip swab. I have an grey & earth set of these pastel chalks, probably start using all models from now on. Previously I just used these for doing exhaust stains, but will now expand to panel lines and maybe even weathering on tires.

[jim]

Yet another first class build CC, I really do envy your skills.

Just the right amount of weathering, it looks perfect.

[Cruver Collecter]

Originally Posted by jim

Yet another first class build CC, I really do envy your skills.

Just the right amount of weathering, it looks perfect.

Thanks Jim. I was going to jump right into another kit, but going to wait for a resin kit that should be in some time next week. It is a 1/72nd scale Italian I.M.A.M. Ro-57 . Neat looking twin engine fighter. Also give me a chance to clean up my work area.

[smartd]

Real nice CC

[fileasfog]

Superb! Now I wish there would be a diecaset PZL P.11