"1/48 Hasegawa F-104G Starfighter"

MARINEFLIEGER 

by "Busolini Massimo"
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As to starting point The took the mythical kit HASEGAWA in 1/48 scale dedicated to the F-104G of marineflieger, adding only the seat resin of the AIRES.     First of all I have colored the model entirely in black, and ounces I started with dry cleared gray with to few drops of white to colour individually each paneling, and after completing this stage according to about 30 cm from the aircraft and when I finished this, I aligned everything.                                            Looking various photos on Internet, the noticed that often touches to the colouring made by specialists, and I know, with cleared grey The applied very slowly various touches to mimetic.

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I give not worry if you notice to significant difference because following with layers of paint give this transparent effect vanish lot.     Then I masked the top and I applied an aluminum with few drops of gray. After drying The polished and son past to apply the orange tank on the wing tips.      Still burdens photos, The wanted to play wear mainly two to weather conditions, given the fact that it color was you faded very quickly. To I give this The first of all colored in orange, then from the bottom upwards in yellow, and finally the top in yellow tending to white, and The musts say that son was very happy with the effect obtained.                     Finally I colored white container of bombs from exercise and finally applied two layers of transparent paint coating.

 

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I applied the decals and helping me with the softening of GUNZE, after I applied another layer of glossy transparent.    Finally as you can see from the photos, using dust of TAMIYA I applied to series of dirty, helping me also tempering color black.         At the end the result I was fully satisfied!                  The hopes you too…

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Photos and text © by "Busolini Massimo"