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Blohm und Voss Bv 155 V1
Part Two - Painting and Finishing

by Andrea Mariottini

 

Blohm und Voss Bv 155

 


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Painting and Finishing

 

Click here to visit Part One of Andrea's short series covering construction and detailing of Pegasus Models' 1/72 scale Blohm und Voss Bv 155 V1.


I know that I am a very slow modeler but I have to say that, in addition, Murphy's Law has found its best application on my labour. Anything that could go wrong, did go wrong.

 

 

I hope you like it. Anyway I will welcome comments.

My Blohm und Voss Bv 155 has been painted with Aeromaster RLM76 and with slightly modified Xtracolor RLM81/83 following the Monogram Close Up scheme. The mottling and the wavy line on the wing leading edge have been "painted" with pastel powder applied by means of short hair brushes.

 

 

I used Rembrandt pastels. The RLM 81 can be obtained by mixing Raw Siena and Black, RLM 83 by mixing Chrome Green Light and Black.

Decals are from spare box, mainly Aeromaster.

The final coat is a very common Humbrol Satin Coat.

 

 

After the satin coat, the model has been weathered with pastels.

My next model ? I have not yet decided but it will be a Tamigawa kit for sure!

 

 

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Model, Images and Text Copyright © 2004 by Andrea Mariottini
Page Created 03 November, 2004
Last Updated 03 November, 2004

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