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About Sebastijan
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- Birthday 08/31/1977
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vvsmodelling.com
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Thank you, Niels!
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Sebastijan started following Su-17M4 / Su-22M4 Modelsvit, Hurricane Mk.IIc; 351 (Yu) Sq RAF, P-47D Thunderbolt; 61FS 56FG and 5 others
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Latest of my bench, part of a double Arma Hobby 1:72 Hurricane build. Aftermarket used Master cannon barrels and Lift Here decals. Link to the article and full gallery: https://vvsmodelling.com/2024/09/20/hurricane-mk-iic-351st-yu-sq-raf/
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Thank you, Greg!
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Thank you! Thank you, Dutch! That was the goal I was aiming for.
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Thank you, Geoff!
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Revell 1:72 kit with the addition of some aftermarket stuff - Quickboost engine, AK Interactive decals, Yahu instrument panel, CMK wheels and Master barrels and gunsight. Link to the build article: https://vvsmodelling.com/2024/08/29/revell-172-republic-p-47d-thunderbolt-build-article/ Link to the finished article: https://vvsmodelling.com/2024/09/06/p-47d-thunderbolt-61st-fs-56th-fg-hv-u/
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These are not enamel paints but lacquers. Enamel pigments with lacquer base to be precise. Unfortunately I can't be much help, but from my few experiences in the past couple of months, I haven't noticed any problem with durability (masking or weathering) and I am also using Mr Surfacer as primer. It is true, though, I haven't used Polished Alu, but a normal one. Maybe these paints are like Alclad's Hi-Shine line more prone to rubbing off?
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Great job! Wish they'd transfer at least a part of these colourful markings to the F-14.
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welcome to the forums! Great job!
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Thank you, guys!
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Just finished! Link to the full article and gallery: https://vvsmodelling.com/2024/05/03/mirage-2000c-ec-2-5-5-ob/
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I had a little inside view of the judging 'cause I'll likely be one of the judges next year. But basically, you have different categories of the build that are scored 1-5... There are three judges judging. The scores of all the aspects are entered into the computer at the end and it basically divides the total score by the number of categories judged (for example one aircraft had weapons, the other didn't - one was on the base, the other didn't - everything gets judged and total score divided accordingly to get the final percentage of total possible score. I am not sure what % is required for
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I really like Mr.Paint Celomer 1620 and 1625 paints
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A few of my photo video impressions of the show: And link to the galleries: https://vvsmodelling.com/2024/04/22/mosonshow-2024/
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they did that fence design on their earlier 17s and from my experience with the M3, it might not be the best solution. I remember I had quite some clean up to do.
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