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so this is my 1st time modeling an a/c on the 1/48 scale (actually I only have 5 1/72 planes on my belt...I'm just a beginner :cheers: ) and I need help...

I just finished painting the cockpit with tamiya's cockpit green (ijn) and did some weathering by drybrushing flat aluminum...and I need some advice to color up the cockpit,

need to know which controls are colored red,black etc...etc...and some additional tips are also very appreciated...I forgot...I have tons of pix so please visit my blog for the pix (I can only post as much as 10 pix per reply here so to save me time since I almost have none please visit http://kuya-mad.blogspot.com/2010/12/tamiy...-cockpit.html...)

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so this is my 1st time modeling an a/c on the 1/48 scale (actually I only have 5 1/72 planes on my belt...I'm just a beginner :whistle: ) and I need help...

I just finished painting the cockpit with tamiya's cockpit green (ijn) and did some weathering by drybrushing flat aluminum...and I need some advice to color up the cockpit,

need to know which controls are colored red,black etc...etc...and some additional tips are also very appreciated...I forgot...I have tons of pix so please visit my blog for the pix (I can only post as much as 10 pix per reply here so to save me time since I almost have none please visit http://kuya-mad.blogspot.com/2010/12/tamiy...-cockpit.html...)

Go here and scroll down---HTH---John

http://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?showtopic=15682

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well since I now have some photo reference for the cockpit...I also would like to ask some help....the kit I got is in dark green plastic...would the ijn gray green stand out if I paint it on the undersides? I was actually thinking of base coating if with flat aluminum and maybe do some salt weathering when applying the green on the uppersides...I'm afraid that the gray green might not show because of the dark green plastic

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