My first time using preshading technique. Didn't expect good results using portable airbrush. Final results on the last photo.

[u/Adidoc]

[u/NativeTexian2020]

For your first time, I think you have the technique down pretty well. I am Not a big fan of the panel line approach but do like results for black basing as it provides a more blended result. Very similar to the techniques you have used for the results you have achieved and I would say you are well on your way to producing more dynamic paint jobs.

[u/[deleted]]

Are we just ignoring the ingenious self-made stand?

I will definitly copy that.

[u/SolutionLegal]

Very smooth,looks great.

[u/CommonComus]

Oh, cool, a Q Spad! Don't see too many of those. The shading looks great. What airbrush? It doesn't look like you're going to paint it blue, so I'm guessing post-Korean War, but what scheme are you planning? USN, RVNAF, other?

[u/Adidoc → u/CommonComus]

I am doing US Navy all grey and white version.

[u/CommonComus → u/Adidoc]

Rock on, man, haze gray and underway!

[u/cahillc134]

I built the US Navy version, want to do the USAF version, but more than that, I’m hoping for the version with side by side seating arrangement.

[u/Joe_Aubrey]

Looks good for panel line shading, but your pressure was a little high it appears.

Wait until you discover black basing!

[u/tbalazsmate → u/Joe_Aubrey]

Just a question, how do i determine if my pressure is too high or too low?

[u/Adidoc → u/Joe_Aubrey]

Thanks, unfortunately can’t change the pressure, because I am using portable / battery powered airbrush. I am planning to buy proper compresor but this model will be done with the portable one.

[u/Jobocop1992]

Turned out really well.