davdeMoonQueen
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The plain clicked together product (file picture), it's a no clue Bandai Star Wars TIE fighter. Scale is 1:72.
The paint job of the main parts. Done with a simple airbrush starter kit.
Here you see the difference quite nicely from plain to colored. Most part is actually the cleaning of the airbrush equipment though.
Solar panels came out nicely. I left the black panels as is to keep the shiny effect.
A lot of tiny water decals add another level of detail.
Finished, yet unaged model. I really liked how the color came out in general.
Finally with all detailed painting, decals and aging.
Back view. I tried to apply the washing were I figured it is most probably in "reality".
It's been my first model in ages (since I was a kid basically). Doing the painting and washing/aging was a nice challenge.
Next is the X-Wing - but this model is more complicated from the coloring. Let's see. Hope you liked the little show off. MTFBWY
secretbaldspot
Great work! Glad to see another adult getting back into modeling. Nothing like childhood hobbies
davdeMoonQueen
Aur0ra18
Nice!
davdeMoonQueen
Thanks!
Topi41
You made it gray. But not gray as it came in the box. Gray as in the movies. Movie-gray.
davdeMoonQueen
Imperial gray I hope but yeah you are right - I made it gray.
eldonq
. <- Hey future me, come back and check out the X-Wing build
davdeMoonQueen
Don't put pressure on me future you of the present.
eldonq
here's present me offering support instead:
davdeMoonQueen
Awesome, yeah airbrush is scheduled for the weekend so far.
zebigbluebox7
Man, I used to have the exact same one. I miss that thing.
davdeMoonQueen
What happened? Cat, dog? Wife?
zebigbluebox7
Lol no, got broke one time the family and I moved. I also had an xwing and a few Gundam that got ruined.
davdeMoonQueen
Alright, yeah seems fragile. But you can take it apart in principle.