Two of the models will be P-35A's for the USAAF and the other is for a P-26A for the Philippine Army Air Force. I will work on P-40's for the USAAF and Japanese airplanes later.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
144th WWII fighters
Hello again! Well this is some work in progress pictures I have taken of some 144th scale WWII fighters that I have been working on. They will be for some dogfight games about the air battle over the Philippines in 1941-42. I am trying to decide if I want to paint the panel lines in a darker color (like dark Olive Drab) or mark them with black ink. There is an advantage and a disadvantage to both methods. I still have to make a final decision on what I want to do.
Two of the models will be P-35A's for the USAAF and the other is for a P-26A for the Philippine Army Air Force. I will work on P-40's for the USAAF and Japanese airplanes later.
Two of the models will be P-35A's for the USAAF and the other is for a P-26A for the Philippine Army Air Force. I will work on P-40's for the USAAF and Japanese airplanes later.
Labels:
144th,
dogfights,
Mustangs,
Pacific War,
WWII
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1 comments:
So, are we looking at a half and half test paint job -only half the plane black lined???
I like the darker OD approach myself.
-combatcolours
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