1:35 Brown jersey (modern) (Wing Captains, Wing Line Leading Petty Officers) represents the deck crew in brown jerseys who look after the particular aircraft entrusted to them.
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The subject of this group is the people who on an aircraft carrier are answerable for individual machines: the plane captains and the leading petty officers of the wing line. Their role is given in English in the name, and that is what tells the item apart from the other color groups. The product serves as an add-on to models, not as a kit of a machine.
The brown jersey has a clear meaning on deck: it belongs to the person who vouches for the aircraft entrusted to them. They look it over before launch, check the covers and the fluid levels, talk to the pilot directly under the wing and take the machine back after landing. It is a duty that stays with one aircraft even when the crews change, which is why such a figure is a rewarding element in any scene with an aircraft.
Brown only looks interesting when you find more than one tone in it. Lay the base on darker, then lighten the areas the light falls on by adding ocher or sand. A recessed shade in the folds does the rest of the work. Set the boots, gloves and hearing protection apart on purpose, so that the figures do not merge into one blot of color; a final matte coat unifies the surface of the cloth.
Count on the painting, and any cleaning up, being down to you.
Naši poradci a znalci sortimentu jsou připraveni odpovídat na Vaše dotazy (Po–Pá, 8–18 hod).
Zeptejte se na co potřebujete, odpovíme co nejdříve.
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