L.T.V. F-8E Crusader

ESCI | No. 4011 | 1:48

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Marca:: ESCI
Título:: L.T.V. F-8E Crusader
Número:: 4011
Escala:: 1:48
Tipo:: Kit completo
Publicado:: 1978 Nuevos moldes
Tema:: Vought F-8 Crusader » Reactores (Aeronave)

Marcas

Vought F-8 Crusader

Vought F-8E Crusader

US Marine Corps Aviation (1912-now)

VMF(AW)-312 Checkerboards DR 00
1974 - MCAS El Toro, CA
FS16440 FS17875

US Navy (1794-now)

VF-162 Hunters AH 202 / 150308
1966 Vietnam War»Yankee Station - USS Oriskany (CV-34)
FS16440 FS17875

Vought F-8E(FN) Crusader

Aéronavale (French Naval Air Arm 1910-now)

14 Flotille 30
1977 - BAN Landivisiau
FS16440 FS17875

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Comentarios

Mark Sheppard
I wanted to make this a sacrificial bird for practice covering with foil as a bare metal "what-if" USMC version, but the thought of having to sand down the raised panel lines and re-scribe this beast is somewhat off-putting.

5 December 2016, 00:35

Vegard Øksenholt
If you got a decent airbrush you can use Alclad Chrome with Honey Base Primer underneath. Or the new AK Xtreme Metal range. You can also use Xtreme Metal on tube with paint brushes, and polish it with a piece of cloth. A lot less hassle and I'm pretty sure both of these options will give you a better end result than foil 👍

5 December 2016, 01:02

Mark Sheppard
Thanks, Vegard. I admit I'm more of a rattle can guy than an airbrush guy (space is an issue). I have seen a few interesting Alcad/Tremclad/Krylon offerings that could offer interesting finishes, too. The big reason I wanted the foil practice is for my 1/24 RCAF Mustang project. Real foil will look amazing on something that scale...hence the sacrificial model. Maybe my CF-104 Starfighter is a better choice?

5 December 2016, 18:19

Vegard Øksenholt
I admit I have little knowledge about foil, but I do know about easier ways to obtain the same result. But if you enjoy foiling then go for it 🙂 That's the most important thing. If you're looking for an easier way without using airbrush you should look up AK True Metal 👍 All you need is a flat brush and a piece of cloth, and you won't need to remove all the raised details.

7 December 2016, 20:47

Mark Sheppard
Excellent. I wasn't familiar with AK, so there's something else to explore.

8 December 2016, 16:03