The Bench Of Doom

Or, The Shelf of Doom. Since most of us intend to finish these someday....well, you know.
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The grey looks awesome. Just the right patina to it
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It still seems too light to me but I just wanna finish something at this point.
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I forgot to paint the metal areas on the top of the fuselage. :headslap: Masking off to brush paint it.

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Yeah, I do that a lot too. At least you caught it before outer wings and landing gear went on!
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Rookie. Glad I’ve not done anything like that. :bag:

It is looking very nice.
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Thanks guys! Gonna gloss coat it next.........I hope.
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Added the ventral strakes and part of the exhaust as it gets mostly painted with the fuselage colors.

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Both looking really good Mike!
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So this is the easiest place to put this. I had a marathon priming session today. Primed the Hornet Twins, the A-37, the AT-ST, and the rear of the Skyray so I can repaint the metal area.

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