"Beefing up a diecast 1:100 (15mm) Stuka." Topic
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| olicana | 15 Sep 2011 2:08 a.m. PST |
I've just finished beefing up the paint job on a diecast Fabbri / Italeri Stuka so that it fits in with my land elements. It looks, in my opinion, more 'wargamey'. I'll make a better flight stand in the future, so please ignore the one it comes with. Some will probably think the original is better – do you? link |
| Tarty2Ts | 15 Sep 2011 3:38 a.m. PST |
Looks good……nice….a little extra dimension, doesn't look like a toy anymore. It's fine line isn't it ? Did you keep most of the original paint job as a base colour ? And yes a different stand would bring it even further into the wargaming realm. |
| olicana | 15 Sep 2011 3:44 a.m. PST |
Did you keep most of the original paint job as a base colour ? Yep, basically just highlighted over the top and added some 'shading lines'. |
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