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FineScale.com
January 2016
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WE SHOW YOU HOW
TO EXPAND YOUR
PAINTING SKILLS
HOW TO
Teach a
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CONTENTS
January 2016
Vol. 34
No. 1
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AIRBRUSHING & FINISHING
18
“Used future,” layered colors
Weathering a “Star Wars” X-wing
AARON SKINNER
WORKBENCH REVIEWS
20
20
24
30
40
Painting faces
Blending color for skin tones
JOE HUDSON
FORM & FIGURE
5 NEW
KITS
bulldozer
Page 56
58
Rare bird
P-36A Hawk, Norwegian/Persian marks
DARREN ROBERTS
MiniArt Caterpillar D7
24
Paying it forward
Father teaches son … patiently
JOHN & MAXIMILIAN BROSNAN
Airfix Hawker Hurricane
Zvezda King Tiger
Freedom Model Northrop
F-20A Tigershark
Roden Heinkel He 51
60
Weathered whitewash
Modeling a Leopard that never was
FEDERICO COLLADA
30
44
48
Orphaned armor
Ex-pat vehicles on parade
FSM
FORUM GROUP BUILD
61
Resin conversion and diversion
Hasegawa’s F-16B to an F via the XL
TIM McLAUGHLIN
In Every Issue
5
7
10
12
36
Editor’s Page
Scale Talk
Spotlight
New Products
Reader Gallery
54
55
63
64
65
Reader Tips
Questions & Answers
Classified Marketplace
Hobby Shop Directory
Advertiser Index
48
52
Ballast for your base
Give Polar Lights’ stands greater gravitas
JEFF POLLIZZOTTO
66
52
Nobody wants disasters,
but everybody has them
MARK HEMBREE
FINAL DETAILS
On the Cover
It’s not every day you see a Curtiss P-36A painted in the colors of
Norway and Persia. Darren Roberts shows off a unique chromatic
confluence of national insignia and paint schemes.
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January 2016
EDITOR’S PAGE
By Mark Savage
New year, new column — go figure!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I know
I’m a tad early, but this being our
January issue it seems timely to
ring in something new.
I won’t bore you with resolu-
tions, just changes
FineScale
Modeler
is making to help you
build better models. That’s our
mantra here, adding more weap-
ons to your modeling arsenal.
So with this issue we introduce
a new column, Form & Figure, p.
20, which will focus on painting
figures, an increasingly popular
genre among modelers.
How do you paint skin tones
that look real, faces with warmth
and depth?
Or, for modelers working on
dioramas, how do you get the
uniforms, the helmets, the gear
to look as they should?
We’ve recruited master figure
modeler Joe Hudson to write
Form & Figure, which will appear
in each issue just after the popular
Airbrushing & Finishing column.
Joe will guide you through prop-
erly mixing your paints to create
just the right skin tone, fabric
shade, belt buckle color, you
name it.
attention to the detail on the fig-
ures used in it.
We hope you enjoy the stories
and learn from Joe each issue.
Meanwhile, we’ve loaded up
another issue with excellent how-
tos on aircraft, armor, and more.
I’d especially like to call out
John Brosnan’s story, p. 30, on
how to successfully introduce a
youngster to modeling. I encour-
age you to take time this holiday
season to share your skills with a
young modeler.
Happy holidays!
HOW DO YOU PAINT SKIN
TONES THAT LOOK REAL,
FACES WITH WARMTH?
Joe has been painting figures
for more than 25 years and has
sculpted figures for several model
companies. He also worked with
noted modeler Francois Verlinden.
Joe knows his stuff. We cer-
tainly realize not every modeler
will be building an X-Men kit or
painting the bust of some ancient
warrior. But that next diorama
will look all the better for your
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