I have finished the excellent tamiya model, what a breeze, and I went for the 19th Sentaï who was whipped in the Philippines in 44. I have used B@W pics to inspire my paint job using the hairspray technic. All markings are painted with masks so no decals here. The Sentaï markings is irregular as the pics show them different from aircraft to aircraft and most of the time painted by hand.
JEAN BARBY
Excusez-moi Jean for taking so long to post your exquisite "Hien". Absolutely gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteSupurb modelling and very impressive finish. An absolute joy,thanks for posting this.
ReplyDeleteAn inspiration for my newly acquired Hasegawa 32nd Hien.
Really great work, thank you.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful work, Jean. Great job with the paint masks.
ReplyDeleteSuperb build!
ReplyDeleteFor clarity's sake, I colorized the Tony pic and was reminded by Ronnie Olsthoorn that there were no yellow drop tanks used outside of mainland Japan.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks to Jean Barby for doing justice to this beautiful aircraft.
Really amazing work!
ReplyDeleteWell Done !
ReplyDeleteIs this the "new" 1/72 Tamiya release or the 1/48 scale version?...either way its just an absolutely beautiful bit of work in every aspect