Hi guy's,
time for the next update: taking care of the fuselage.
first i wanted to try the Ushi wooden decals onto the fuselage, but, due to the very tiny details that are scattered on the fuselage, and the fine wooden lamels, i was afraid that i couldn't do the job properly.
So i decided to change the strategie, and i went for a wooden structure with oil's.
First i needed a other base coat, so for this i used Tamiya XF-59 Dessert yellow.
A nice layer of Tamiya gloss coat finnished the fuselage, and it was ready to receive the oil paint.
I didn't wanted the same color as the cockpit so i my choice feld on another shade, Talens Van Gogh Raw Umber.
I started with the underside of the fuselage, and this is the result:
For this technique i used a fin round brush to put some dot's of oil paint onto the fuselage. Then i use three different sizes of flat brushes to get the wooden texture. Trick is, that how more brushes you use how finer the texture will be. This is a very pleasant technique that allows you to make change in the pattern, and iff mistakes are made then to solve them.
That's all for now, thank's for watching:)
Greetz
Danny
