Super cool, Ron!!
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I want to enter with my 3D printed X-wing from Gambody, I will post also in the original topic here, if it is allowed: X-Wing 3D print 1:68
Main body is glued and some putty is needed on the fuselage parts. Waiting for the new airbrush for the primer and paint.
Cheers!
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Looking good, Venko! Did you print it yourself or buy the kit itself.
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I like the Navy scheme, Jesper. Well done.
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Hi, it is my print, I bought the 3D model from Gambody.
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i bought a few of their files, they are a good company and would recommend them.
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Yes, the model is very detailed 
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Well it was coming out good until I got to the decals…they completely fell apart in the water…maybe due to the age of the kit?
Very disappointed…is there a way to save older decals? They were sealed in the bag. I have quite a few Yamato kits…hope they are all not like this.
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You can try to coat them with clear paint from the Airbrush, be careful…
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Black matte primer from GSW, some preshading with Tamiya flat earth and deck tan and Gunze FS36622 for the whiteish color.
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Camo with FS36622 and Cowling black, I have to correct some overspray here and there, but looks good I think 
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I would agree.
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Very nice and smooth black and white camouflage paint job! 
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@Venko i found these images that i used for reference material when i was building my version, they are pictures of the actual film prop.
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Thanks!
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Looks great, Venko. A very striking color scheme!
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Calling the Bronze Wrymling dragon completed. Used acrylic paints, Vallejo and Tamiya exclusively.
Great campaign, I am going to try to finish another of these D&D figures. Take care.
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Next up: a Kragg Cat. The figures come pre-primed but I used Vallejo black primer over their gray primer.
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Congrats on finishing, Don!
Looking forward to follow your new project.
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