WNW Pup C354 Trainer

[drdave]

A taster....
Pheons C354.

[Whiteknuckles]

Lovely tones and richness on those props Drdave.

Andrew

[Des]

Looking forward to seeing this one unfold Drdave, what you have done so far is excellent, I love the colour of the props and the engine looks superb.

Des.

[xmald]

These props and Le Rhones look superb!

[pepperman42]

Great start!!!

Steve

[WarrenD]

As others have said, beautiful work, looking forward to seeing more as you post.

Warren

[mgunns]

You're props look great as does the motor.  I built the striped one and am looking forwad to seeing this unfold.  It is a great kit and fun to build. 

Best

Mark

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[rhallinger]

Lookin' good DrDave!  Very nice finish and weathering.  What did you use for the silver finish?

Regards,

Bob

[coyotemagic]

Very, VERY nice, Dave.  Your weathering is spot on and your prop gorgeous.  Not often you see such a coloful Pup.
Cheers,
Bud

[mgunns]

Very Nice Dr. Dave:  I too like the subtle weathering.  Interesting scheme for the Pup.

Looking forward to updates as you progress through this kit.

Best

Mark

[LindsayT]

Wow, love the paint job, Dave!

Can I ask two questions? 1. What colour of blue is that on the cowling, and 2. How do you do your chipping effect? Very, well, effective.

LT

[drdave]

Thanks fellas
The Silver dope is Modelmaster aluminium acrylic metallizer. The cowling and panels were polished aluminium alclad. The contrast is a bit too subtle. Over the top, the blue is Gunze Pthalocyanine blue translucent, which lets the cowling  show thrue the translucence, a pleasing effect. Weathering is Gunze oil and smoke acrylic. The chips are with a silver gel pen, which I used to highlight the rivets aling the cockpit coaming too. I used Alclad brass dotted on every screw head for contrast!