NEW Easy model = German HE162 & MIG-15 worth a look
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NEW Easy model = German HE162 & MIG-15 worth a look
NEW releases from Easy Model two different German HE162 "salamander"
& two Mig-15's
i just picked these up and i must say that ive never been much for plastic but the range of planes & armor is really nice. I also have the French Char B1 tanks and they keep getting better!
heres some links worth a look!
http://www.modelrec.com/search/search-results.asp
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MESOX:IT
http://www.modelrec.com/search/product- ... p?ID=11610
http://cgi.ebay.com/MRC-EASY-MODEL-1-72 ... 2c54ef7774
& two Mig-15's
i just picked these up and i must say that ive never been much for plastic but the range of planes & armor is really nice. I also have the French Char B1 tanks and they keep getting better!
heres some links worth a look!
http://www.modelrec.com/search/search-results.asp
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... K:MESOX:IT
http://www.modelrec.com/search/product- ... p?ID=11610
http://cgi.ebay.com/MRC-EASY-MODEL-1-72 ... 2c54ef7774
I have the Easy Model Char Bs and they are excellent buys for the money. I just picked up the two HE-162s and made the necessary corrections ( white, instead of black wing crosses on one model and swastikas not crosses on the tails. This is how they look now:[img][img]http://i635.photobucket.com/albums/uu75 ... 090003.jpg[/img][/img]
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In the case of the wing crosses I dulled down the white crosses first and then applied them directly over the black ones. The tails were a different matter, however. Here I carefully matched the paint and used it to cover the white crosses only, not adjacent areas. Once the paint dried overnight, I carefully applied some Future Floor Polish by brush over the painted area. When that dried----several hours later-----I laid in the swastikas which were dulled down with Dullcoat. Finally, I did a little very light spraying using Dullcoat on any area that still had too much shine relative to the rest of the model.
An alternative approach, which helps to attain a uniform finish for the entire model, is to apply the decals, as is---not dulled down----and then to cover the entire upper surface with a coat of Future---except for the canopy and any metallic area, of course. Once the Future hardens you spray the entire upper surface ( with the canopy and metal portions masked off )with Dullcoat--but don't overdo it. Give it a few sweeps from a distance of 8 inches, then wait a hour and see if you like the look. If not, repeat the process.
An alternative approach, which helps to attain a uniform finish for the entire model, is to apply the decals, as is---not dulled down----and then to cover the entire upper surface with a coat of Future---except for the canopy and any metallic area, of course. Once the Future hardens you spray the entire upper surface ( with the canopy and metal portions masked off )with Dullcoat--but don't overdo it. Give it a few sweeps from a distance of 8 inches, then wait a hour and see if you like the look. If not, repeat the process.
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