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FineScale Modeler 2004 November How to apply dry brushed paint & pastels
FineScale Modeler November 2004 Vol 22 No 9
CONTENTS
Features
Cover Story
16 Massimo's Mustang Massimo Barbieri's astonishing 1/20 scale P-51B is full of surprises - and it's entirely scratchbuilt!
FSM Builds
20 Trumpeter's big new T-34 Great fit, lots of detail, working suspension and hatches, and boy, is it big! What's not to like? By Jim Zeske
Showcase
24 Big-scale Formula 1 racecar Joe Takai's gorgeous 1/12 scale McLaren MP 4/6.
Aircraft How-To
28 Modeling a wounded Warthog Give an Iraq War A-10 realistic battle damage without really destroying the model. By Chris Appoldt
Armor How-To
34 Secrets revealed: dry-brushing and pastels You don't need a Ph.D. in weathering to get a realistic finish - if you follow these tips. By Matthew Usher
Aircraft How-To
38 Fixing the flea The Dragon/Revell Me 163 Komet is a good kit; here's how to detail it into a great model. By Ricardo Dacoba
Showcase
42 Fabulous FAMO tank transporter Start with Tamiya's FAMO, add a StuG, and when the groundwork settles, you'll have a stunning diorama.
Aircraft How-To
46 Back-dating Monogram's F-106 Turn the rough-around-the-edges 1/48 scale kit into a sharp, record-breaking Dart. By Pat Hawkey
Armor How-To
52 How to win the numbers game Try these techniques for simulating raised casting numbers. By Mike McFadden
Aircraft How-To
64 Clipping an Albatross' wings Modify Monogram's old 1/72 scale kit of the amphibian into a short-winged SA-16A. By Chuck Pomazal
Workshop How-To
68 The ultimate workshop The key to building the model room of your dreams is careful planning. By Randy Fields
Figure How-To
72 Making the scene with General Ursus Building a mini-diorama around an old Aurora Planet of the Apes figure. By Rick Brownlee
Armor How-To
76 Improve a flamethrowing Panzer Fire up your modeling skills with Ironsides' multimedia 1/35 scale Flammpanzer II kit. By Joe Morgan
Technique How-To
80 Making realistic water Float your boat on easy-to-make, inexpensive waves. By Patrick Roach
Portfolio
86 Exquisite figures from Russia The St. Petersburg Collection carries figure painting to a breathtaking new level.
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