My P-40 - Next project

[TheCommandTent]

nice

Just a few heads up if you like.

Try look for a games workshop, they have a whole range of waterbased colors. They very easy to work with and if you water them down correctly you can actually paint without getting the stripes. Or invest in a paintgun. the one from GW even has a special holder for their paints so you can see how much paint and water to fill in. And dont worry paintguns arent really that hard to use, and with a little practice you can get great camo effects etc

Also from GW is a new filler product which is semi liquid. With a little practice it works great for filling holes etc

You got a link for this as I couldn't find it online.

[jejo68]

nice

Just a few heads up if you like.

Try look for a games workshop, they have a whole range of waterbased colors. They very easy to work with and if you water them down correctly you can actually paint without getting the stripes. Or invest in a paintgun. the one from GW even has a special holder for their paints so you can see how much paint and water to fill in. And dont worry paintguns arent really that hard to use, and with a little practice you can get great camo effects etc

Also from GW is a new filler product which is semi liquid. With a little practice it works great for filling holes etc

You got a link for this as I couldn't find it online.

Nope sorry, the clerk in my local store showed it to me when I was down there. never heard of it before myself

[LongBlade]

nice

Just a few heads up if you like.

Try look for a games workshop, they have a whole range of waterbased colors. They very easy to work with and if you water them down correctly you can actually paint without getting the stripes. Or invest in a paintgun. the one from GW even has a special holder for their paints so you can see how much paint and water to fill in. And dont worry paintguns arent really that hard to use, and with a little practice you can get great camo effects etc

Also from GW is a new filler product which is semi liquid. With a little practice it works great for filling holes etc

You got a link for this as I couldn't find it online.

I've used it. It's less intoxicating that the highly flammable green stuff you usually find in a tube, and a bit easier to work with. However, I figure it's about four times the cost (at least) on a per-volume basis.

Here's a link: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?prodId=prod1500294a

[TheCommandTent]

nice

Just a few heads up if you like.

Try look for a games workshop, they have a whole range of waterbased colors. They very easy to work with and if you water them down correctly you can actually paint without getting the stripes. Or invest in a paintgun. the one from GW even has a special holder for their paints so you can see how much paint and water to fill in. And dont worry paintguns arent really that hard to use, and with a little practice you can get great camo effects etc

Also from GW is a new filler product which is semi liquid. With a little practice it works great for filling holes etc

You got a link for this as I couldn't find it online.

I've used it. It's less intoxicating that the highly flammable green stuff you usually find in a tube, and a bit easier to work with. However, I figure it's about four times the cost (at least) on a per-volume basis.

Here's a link: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?prodId=prod1500294a

Thanks for the link and it is expensive, although I would expect nothing less from GW.

[GDS_Starfury]

I think that came out really great!!!

[JudgeDredd]

Thanks GDS.

I've learned to put the weathering wash on AFTER I put some Klear on - to make it easier to come off. I think in some parts it looks good but there are patches where it looks like weathering wash that wouldn't come off properly.

Also AFTER I put the Klear on, it seems to have "run" with the wash slightly (behind the cockpit on the right hand side)

But overall I'm happy with it.