One model per (non-working) day

[Rata]

Just finished test building Bruno's Kawanishi N1K1 Kyufo (Rex). Took longer than anticipated for a number of reasons, one of which was I wanted to do it properly. The floats (as usual) were the trickiest but all came together in the end. Great little model of an unusual Japanese fighter.

[Brent]

Great design and great build.

Brent

[scissorsandplanes]

Thank you so much for the test-build, Garry.
you truly make these models look so good. Better than I could.
B

[scissorsandplanes]

another insight in the design method

[PacificWind]

Excellent work on N1K1, Garry.

[Rata]

Originally Posted by scissorsandplanes

another insight in the design method

Thanks folks for looking.

Uh, Bruno, I thought all this was done on computer. That stuff looks an awful lot like hand written calculations....

[Vinalssergio155]

And they did it again, another magnificent work of both. I say the same as Garry, I thought that everything happens through the PC, or of so many models that you design you have damaged it?

[Texman]

Garry, simply outstanding. Flawless color matching on the edge coloring. Very smooth seam work.

I need to know your techniques for working with the "darts". Such as the canopy, outrigger floats, etc.

Perhaps upon my return, you could work up a little tutorial on your techniques.

[Butelczynski]

Excellent work Garry,particularly on wing fairings.Those can be hard to fit seamlessly.

[Rata]

Originally Posted by Texman

Garry, simply outstanding. Flawless color matching on the edge coloring. Very smooth seam work.

I need to know your techniques for working with the "darts". Such as the canopy, outrigger floats, etc.

Perhaps upon my return, you could work up a little tutorial on your techniques.

Thanks Ray. I guess if you've been doing something for a while you tend to take things that you've learned along the way and apply to everyday building for granted.
When you return from your break I'll post a model build from absolute start to finish with full descriptive and pictorial tutorial on my S&P repaint thread.