Hi all,
Just thought I'd share this WIP shot of a new repaint I'm making - based on this Cirrus SR22 G6.
I have done most of the fuselage, but I've still got to do the tail section as well as the miscellaneous things such as the radiator intake (below the main intake?). Can't decide if this bird should get tip tanks - I haven't painted them yet!
Sidenote, where is the bolt texture located? I've made the spinner and prop black like on the actual aircraft, but the silver bolts seem to stand out. Also, the trim beneath the windshield, where do I paint that? I've done it before but I can't remember where it is
I also think it's a very nice screenshot with London in the background
Stay tuned for the finished paint!
Max
Shiny Red Paint WIP
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Re: Shiny Red Paint WIP
ohhh very nice! Retro and modern at the same time.
cheers,
Lewis
cheers,
Lewis
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Re: Shiny Red Paint WIP
Agreed! Rad, I dig it.
I haven't messed with this kit yet so I can't show you. However, a good guess is it will probably be by the spinner. Think of a unwrapped shape. It could even be square. If the mesh layer is in the kit, have a look there. It's really helps identify the tough things.
Or, it could also be in one of the "don't paint" or other layers higher in the layer stack. I know the T-6 does this with certain details.
I haven't messed with this kit yet so I can't show you. However, a good guess is it will probably be by the spinner. Think of a unwrapped shape. It could even be square. If the mesh layer is in the kit, have a look there. It's really helps identify the tough things.
Or, it could also be in one of the "don't paint" or other layers higher in the layer stack. I know the T-6 does this with certain details.
Re: Shiny Red Paint WIP
I had a look around the paint kit and these are the only ones that made sense to me. Have you tried either one of these? If not, I'm at a loss for now.
Also, check the rivets layer in the don't paint section.
Also, check the rivets layer in the don't paint section.
Re: Shiny Red Paint WIP
Sitrep for today - after a day of exams it is nice to go back to the paint shop!
I decided to remove the black prop - I couldn't get the face to blend without a paintkit with the side of the prop, and the spinning texture was still white. Still looks classy though!
Think I've decided against tip tanks - the aircraft looks much sleeker without them and still has an impressive range!
Obviously still got some things to do, but I'm unsure about the new tail design. If anyone's got any suggestions please let me know!
Also, she needs a reg. Unlike my other paints I'm going to release this one to the public, so I'll need to give her a registration, so suggest one below and I might use it.
This screenshot for me shows why the Comanche > the Bonanza - the 250's just got so much more "ramp appeal"
Max
I decided to remove the black prop - I couldn't get the face to blend without a paintkit with the side of the prop, and the spinning texture was still white. Still looks classy though!
Think I've decided against tip tanks - the aircraft looks much sleeker without them and still has an impressive range!
Obviously still got some things to do, but I'm unsure about the new tail design. If anyone's got any suggestions please let me know!
Also, she needs a reg. Unlike my other paints I'm going to release this one to the public, so I'll need to give her a registration, so suggest one below and I might use it.
This screenshot for me shows why the Comanche > the Bonanza - the 250's just got so much more "ramp appeal"
Max
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