jankees

Paintkits, like models come in all shapes and sizes, varying from easy to really complicated. The one for the Twotter is on the complicated side, at least I think so. I say this because it is huge, with a frightening amount of layers, but mainly because of a complicated texture lay-out, which takes away a lot of the fun. Especially if you have a complicated paintscheme, figuring out how to connect all the lines or colors will need a lot of patience and perseverance. I did a few paints for the Twotter, and would have liked to do more, but I paint for fun, and some of my plans were not funny. In fact, some of the ones I did were a nightmare to complete. Hence my advice: start with a really simple scheme to get started, just to get to grips with the layout and the paintkit...and then progress to more difficult ones.

two more:

and now downloadable here: http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/profile/750-jankees/content/&type=downloads_file

some more improvements

first test flight of the pair: tail textures not cooperating fully yet, but nearly there..

nearly done, just a bit more patience: a few details here and there, then the wings, and yes, planning KDC as well.

next weekend:

and good luck starting with the Twin Otter, the texture layout is somewhat challenging. I suggest you start with something really simple before progressing to more elaborate paint schemes.

here are my paints so far: all available [url=http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/profile/750-jankees/content/&type=downloads_file]here[/url]

and additional repaints are here: http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/tags/dc-6/

a few more:

I posted this a while ago, that might help?

for the Carenado F50