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Dynam Hurricane weathering & panel lines

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  • OsideRCflyer
    Hobby Squawk Student Pilot

    • Apr 2016
    • 175
    • Oceanside California
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    #1

    Dynam Hurricane weathering & panel lines

    Panel lines were done with a panel line pen and sharpee. Tamiya acrylics were used to soften the lines, shadow and weather wheel wells and exhausts. Polycrylic "satin" sprayed over the entire plane.
  • Prowler901
    HobbySquawk Pilot

    • Jan 2016
    • 940
    • Gunnison, CO
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    #2
    Very nice work! The lines are subtle and don't overshadow the model. Where do you get a panel line pen?

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    • bradl4648
      Your Motion RC CS Team Rep

      • Oct 2014
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      #3
      Hi

      Very cool work you have done and to think this is a Dynam plane! Just goes to show a little extra will make a plane pop right out. Very nice keep the landing gear up and keep no bug left alive in the air!

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      • FlyingFighter
        Member

        • Jan 2021
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        #4
        Hello!
        Here to unburry Dynam hurricane post as I now have my hand on one of those. Never flew it at the moment but she's ready waiting for her maiden flight.

        I just added some Anticollision lights and replaced the two red led in the wing by two white. Also added a 3mm yellow led in a painted cardboard cockpit panel to illuminate the head up sight made out of cardboard and a piece of plastic bottle. Final touch being the blond pilot modified to looks more like me :)

        Looks great with my friends Dynam tempest!
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