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Wings roundels and black undersides

Updated: Sep 26, 2020

Hi again in my blog.


Today I will describe how I painted the roundels on the wings and the black undersides of the wing.

I will start with the roundels.

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This is how the one on the right wing looks like finished.


The way to achieve this finish started with the application of the masks. Again I realized that the diameter of the masks out of the TopNotch set was nearly 15 mm too wide. But since I also found out that the dimensions varied during production of the real aircraft I used them as they were supplied. The application was not easy since they are very big and you have to avoid any distortion. Another thing is that the boundary crosses a hinge-cover of the aileron. This means that I had to make a cut-out and use Tamiya-Tape to fill the gap:

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right wing

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left wing


This was followed by the obligatory preshading because the roundels need the same weathering as the camouflage:

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right side

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left side


Then I started with the painting of the red dot in the middle applying the base color and then a lightened shade followed by the blending in:

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Following this I masked the dot in the center using the lines I drew on the masks prior to application:

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The basic roundel blue was painted on then followed by a lighter shade and blending in:

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After that had dried overnight I removed the masks.

The result came out like you can see on the first picture of this post and here is a picture of the other side:

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and in addition 2 pictures of the wings attached to the fuselage:

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After this had dried I started with the preparation for the painting of the wing undersides by masking the upper wing.


It took an evening to apply since there are a lot of sharp demarcation lines that have to be masked:

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the ailerons:

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and the flaps:

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Then I started with the application of RAF night to the undersides. Since I don’t want to bore you I just post some images of the progress using the method already described:

a) basic color:

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b) lighter shade applied:

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c) final result after blending in:

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This was all for this time.

In the next post I will show you how I painted the walkways on and the jack-lines under the wings and the tailplane.

I will also tell you about the problems I had

with the installation of the flaps.


Have a nice weekend and see you again soon.

 
 
 

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