1/32 ProModeler Bf-109G-4 (Part-III Airbrushing and Weathering)

[@scottlinder9882]

Another great result! Thank you for taking the time to give us your paint ratios and air pressures. That makes such a big difference in success or failure with acrylics.

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Scott, glad you liked the build! And I will make sure to include the paint ratios and air pressure in future builds.

[@wasrio1403]

Very nice build my only dislike is the chipping at this scale you have to be very careful otherwise it just looks like it's painted on top of the paint. Great work none the less.

[@luigicarollo669]

Very Good Job. Can you tell me which color you used around the number 1 ? Tks

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Hi Luigi, for the sand color around the number is the color RLM 79 with a very small amount of black to darken the color. The instructions do not provide a color reference for that portion and only mention a dark sand color.

[@andrepierlot3098]

Did you use vallejo model air or mig ammo for the colours of the fuselage ? Great job althought

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Hi Andre, I used Vallejo Model Air. I am not a WWII German expert but the colors look pretty accurate to me.

[@andrepierlot3098]

@@arewethereyetmodeling2196 Could you give the references of the paints please ?

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Sure, for the topside camo. I used Vallejo RLM 79 (71.278) and for the bottom I used Vallejo RLM 76 (71.101). And for the yellow under the chin I used Vallejo RLM 04 (71.078)

[@andrepierlot3098]

@@arewethereyetmodeling2196 thank you

[@Josa1984]

How long do you wait untill you can put masking tape?

[@arewethereyetmodeling2196]

Hey so sorry. I just saw your message. I waited about 20 mins and masked. The paint is usually ready to be handled after 15 mins. Unless you live in a very hot environment….then you might need more time.