Razor Wing canopy

Here's a close up of the Canopy.

Didn't see page 2 earlier..but that looks great, Les has done a cracking job.

Future is completely safe, I use it all the time with varying amounts of paint to make washes. The one downside is that it dries shiny so usually requires a Dullcote finish afterwards, but on the canopy the shine is exactly what you need.

Looks awesome.

As far as the floor polish, it's been a trick around for a really long time, gotta be about 10 years now? It was the talent in a jar before GW washes came out. It's a great homemade flow improver as well.

Dr. Faust's was the original place I found it.

http://www.paintingclinic.com/clinic/guestarticles/magicwash.htm

I like the look very much.

I hope it's not glued yet, since it's tilted a bit. But otherwise it looks good.

lowkeyy wrote:

From the fluff point of view that makes sense. I am more concerned about the overall look of the model itself. Thanks for the input. BTW love your podcast.

Cheers - though you won't hear me on it for a while... but thats another story.

I still think the canopy makes the lines of the plane smoother... i prefer the lines it creates

The Canopy voters win. Here are the three almost finished Razorwings. I appreciate everyone’s input. I can’t wait to get these birds on the battlefield. Les and Van come through for me again.

@ Massaen I was definitely giving everyone there fair say. I appreciated your comments.

SUUH' WEET!

Those are pretty. So pretty.

Love it - the finish on the hull is amazing!

I think he did an amazing job. Here is what it looks like with its payload and guns attached. Van Hammer did the assembly and magnets for the guns and missiles.


Dark Lances and missiles


Disintegrators and missiles

That is just awesome!

Yes, that is an absolutely beautiful model! A squadron of those would look amazing.

That is an amazing paintjob. I'm such a fan of the crisp white and the amazing purple freehanding, since I know how damn difficult those are to paint.