Lets see those planes! (Beware 512KB photo size limit)

[Renko]

Hi Steve. The F9Fs are my favourite US plane from Korea too. These are 3d prints – serviceable but not great – no panel lines etc. I’ve seen the renders for the Warlord F9Fs and they’re looking superb, cant wait to get them.

I didn’t have an issue with the paint bleeding – vallejo metallic over something I cant remember, plus a steady hand I suppose!

[Emmanuel ROY]

Hi,

New to this forum, I thought I’d share pictures of my BRS planes collection.

I love that game and I can’t stop painting models for it !

Let’s start with Mustangs. Lots of them ! I really like the possibility to experiment different colour schemes on Mustangs, while still retaining uniformity :

Let me know what you think !

 

 

[Koin-Koin]

Strange, the thread says that the last post was post 15 minutes ago but not showing.

EDIT: as mine is properly posted, it may be due to the fact that previous post is from a new user.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by Koin-Koin.

[Emmanuel ROY]

Hi,

I’m the new user who tried to post earlier on !

I wanted to share some pictures of BRS Mustangs. What I really like with them, is the possibility to vary colour schemes while retaining some uniformity :

 

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[Emmanuel ROY]

A few more shots, let me know what you think !

 

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[Greg S]

They are nice looking planes.  The propellers are a nice touch.

[Emmanuel ROY]

Thank you, for the propellers, I used the exact method given by Warlord Games. A bit tricky at first, and I didn’t glue them so sometimes they fall over but they are easy to put back in place.

[Steve]

Finished up some desert aircraft. Now onto some Russian front squadrons.

Steve

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[Ricky Williams]

Posted up on Facebook group but figured I would put them here.  🙂

 

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[Babek]

1. Japanese A6M2 Zeros and B5N on the way to Pearl Harbor

2. Japanese A6M2 over Darwin

3. Japanese Ki-27 and Ki-21-bomber over China

4. National-spanish-Heinkel He-112 over Spain

 

 

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[HellRaiser 7]

What issues were there with Propellers?
where can I find the Article from Warlord on how to mount the props on?

Thanks, Ed

[Emmanuel ROY]

The article on how to make propellers Can be found here :

Blood Red Skies: Making Propellers

I found it easier to use a hole puncher such as those sold in scrapbooking supply shops than a compass.

I don’t glue my propellers on the planes, but they still stay quite well on. If one falls down I simply put it back on.

It is a bit of work, especially at the beginning when sorting everything out, but i think it is well worth the effort.

 

 

 

[Steve]

Finally had some time to break out the brushes, some Yak-1B’s

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[Steve]

And some La-5’s

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[Renko]

Theyre some pretty Yaks there m8

 

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