check this out guys.

its 72nd scale.just finished painting and some weathering.

here some more cockpit shots.

and also i scratched build this miniture vulcan

HUWAAAWW!!!

That's a very pretty bird man. Very nice camo, and cockpit. What specific pinoy markings are you gonna use?

Please keep us posted on its progress ha. I'll watch this thread.

-Lipton-

*bow down *bow down Parang 1/48th!!

I'm no big A/C fan but that is one cool mother.

Grabe, nice detail work!! How do you do it, Klinger? You make it seem soooo easy.

BTW, Can you help me find the 1/72 matchbox kit of the Boeing P12-E biplane in Hanants or other hobby shops. I'll pay for it when you come back home for a visit. It should cost between GBP4 to 8.

Cheers,
Bistro/ wanze

Awesome build there Klinger. I like the camo job you did there.

grabeeeeee!! ang galing esp the cockpit photos parang pang 1/48 un ah how did you make the dials appear do real esp in 1/72???

from the photos, i think you first painted the dials and gauges with white then marked it black paint ....hehe just my insyt

Haille Braille!!

grabeeeeee!! ang galing esp the cockpit photos parang pang 1/48 un ah how did you make the dials appear do real esp in 1/72???

from the photos, i think you first painted the dials and gauges with white then marked it black paint ....hehe just my insyt

Haille Braille!!

grabeeeeee!! ang galing esp the cockpit photos parang pang 1/48 un ah how did you make the dials appear do real esp in 1/72???

from the photos, i think you first painted the dials and gauges with white then marked it black paint ....hehe just my insyt

Haille Braille!!

Hey Klinger,

Very impressive. Is this the F-4F stationed at Clark AB? The scratchbuilt vulcan is really looking cool!

tnx guys, i made the paint a li'l bit faded as in parang kupas(worned) with some new paint patches.
the dials are achived by:
1. paint he base color first like gray (interior colors)
2. dry brush the details black like bottons, rim of the dials, guages
3. with a very thin white paint and very small brush, apply the paint inside the dials.
to apply the white paint, 1.wet your brush with thinner
2. dab your brush into the paint, just the tip of it.
3. on a smooth surface (bathroom tile or palatte),unload your
loaded brush
4. dab again your brush into the thinner
5. pick up your paint from your palette, by this time, your paint will
be very thin
4. dont worry if your paint is very faint, just wait for few minutes and do the whole procedure
again.
5. dry brush again to darken your dials.
here some more zoom pictures of the dials.

sorry guys, medyo gumulo ata yun explaination ko nu sinubmit ko. this is how you apply white paint.

no problem bistro, i will look for you.
klinger

it will be an A/C station in clark, accidentally found a decal sheet in hannants.
klinger

I really appreciate it. Thanks

the vulcan composed of 2 things: stretched sprue and peadiatric needles.
cheers mates
klinger

Ganda ganda especially the camo job....and very good looking and ingenious way of scratch building the vulcan cannons....

WOW, nice job Riversphynxz... i like the faded camo... keep posting, can't wait to see the finished product...

i just finished decaling the model. i will upload the pictures very soon.

Very impressive indeed, looks like 48 scale to me, can you zoom your miniature vulcan & how did you do that?

Klinger,

Grabe naman details nyan! Veeery impressive! I love the way you weathered that, man. Niiice!

thanks mates, i will upload the recent pictures of almost finish model.

klinger

Just wanna ask more about the instruments. As I understand it, you paint the gray first. After that, how did you paint the black on the individual instrument panel bases (i.e., some instruments are on a square sort of frame while some are on circular frames)? Were this masked then sprayed on?

Finally, how did you do the yellow/black bars panels?

Just wondering