I collected two parcels today. One with neccessary colours and a Corvette ’62.

The other one contained a truck kit.

I just might start building any of the vehicles anyday soon.
I’ve been doing the decals one side at a time, more or less.

And the other side!

Here it is with all the other decalled parts.
I’m not sure what have happened with the skull decal. Part of it is missing and I can’t seem to figure out where it has gone. I even tried lifting the decal a bit so see if it had folded under, but no, not what I could determine.
The only missing decals are those for the lights under the wing. I’ll sort them once all those dried properly.
I’ll also try to sort the missing decal part, by painting by hand.
Soon time for clear cote and final assembly and then some weathering.
After masking I painted the nose yellow.

Then I did some more masking and painted black.

Part of the masking tape was removed.

Then I masked again and painted olive drab.

So how did it turn out with the masking tape removed? I say it turned out bloody nice! 🙂

Now on to the next steps that probably will be clear coting and then decals.
I sanded the problem areas carefully with fine grade sanding sticks and lastly some polishing.

Then it all got a new cote of aluminium.

Freshly painted, but it still looks like I need another cote of paint.
I finished the pilot and added the mask.

Now I just need to finish the plane so I can put him in place! 🙂
I masked the wheel bays, getting it ready for primer and paint.

Then I used UMP black primer.

There was a few minor problems to take care of. Once that was done I gave it a new cote of black before painting it aluminium.

As can be seen I got a few splats and some other minor crap problems. I’ll sort that once this have dried properly.
The pilot also got some colour.

I still need to paint his face and some other details.
I painted the guns with black metal. Then the tracks got a thin layer of rust, some orange rust, and later I dry brushed with steel.

Details in red was painted on the figures, which was a bit of a strain.

I’ll paint some more small details, then I’ll check if I missed something, before putting on a clear cote. Then decals and weathering is left to do.