WNW Roland D.VIa

[ggl1269]

superb.

[szymon]

After two months I finally break some work with the model. Are a few pics of what I have done.



The engine is ready



Regards
Simon
IPMS SILESIA

[LindsayT]

That engine looks incredible Simon, really well done.

I might not be the only one that would like to hear your thoughts on using that Heavy Chipping acrylic fluid. That's the first I've ever heard of it.

Lindsay

[lcarroll]

Simon,
   Outstanding work on the engine, the shading/hiliting and the "grime" are really impressive. Looking forward to more as you progress.
Cheers,
Lance

[Adam]

Fantastic, engine look like real .
Adam.

[pepperman42]

The heat oxidization on the exhaust joints is very very good!!!

Steve

[uncletony]

Bellisimo!!!!!

[szymon]

That engine looks incredible Simon, really well done.

I might not be the only one that would like to hear your thoughts on using that Heavy Chipping acrylic fluid. That's the first I've ever heard of it.

Lindsay

I have been using this specific not for a long time but I have to say that it gives a nice effect very fast and easy. I apply it using airbrush or brush, depending on the size of the element.

[Whiteknuckles]

Szymon,

great effect on the tank and the engine looks superb.

With that chipping fluid, how does it actually work/how do you use it? Do you apply it then chip it off?

Andrew

[Chris Johnson]

When I look at an engine, my attention is always immediately drawn to the wiring. Yours is absolutely superb.

Cheers,

Chris

[Dekenba]

That engine really is astounding.

[szymon]

Szymon,

great effect on the tank and the engine looks superb.

With that chipping fluid, how does it actually work/how do you use it? Do you apply it then chip it off?

Andrew

Sorry, I have not  I replied, but I was a little busy. So yes, as I wrote I apply it using airbrush or brush, then I paint with paint which I wear out (it must be acrylic paint) Then with a brush and hot water  scrape paint

And now a little update





Regards
Simon

[Whiteknuckles]

...Sorry, I have not  I replied, but I was a little busy. So yes, as I wrote I apply it using airbrush or brush, then I paint with paint which I wear out (it must be acrylic paint) Then with a brush and hot water  scrape paint...

Thanks Simon

Great progress on the cockpit/interior.

Andrew

[drdave]

I verify your goodness

[szymon]

Some new photos of my Roland. The work progresses slowly, because of lack of time.