That was a lot of work...but it ends up looking very good. Also, I have to say, getting those Warbird decals sets was a God send. They do OUTSTANDING work, and allowed me to complete this (despite the time) much more quickly and with a much more professional look than if I had tried to mask all of those walk way lines and then paint them in that fashion.
At this point the overall model is looking great:
Still a lot of decals to go. I have the same types of walkways for the horizontal stabilizers, and then a LOT of "NO STEP" decals and other access panel and instructional decals for the aircraft.
I hope to complete all of that, the touch up, adding the HF aerial cables from the vertical stabilizer to the fuselage, and then complete the model in my next session.
At this point the overall model is looking great:
![b36-105.jpg](http://www.freewebs.com/jeffhead/modelbuilds/b36-105.jpg)
![b36-106.jpg](http://www.freewebs.com/jeffhead/modelbuilds/b36-106.jpg)
![b36-107.jpg](http://www.freewebs.com/jeffhead/modelbuilds/b36-107.jpg)
Still a lot of decals to go. I have the same types of walkways for the horizontal stabilizers, and then a LOT of "NO STEP" decals and other access panel and instructional decals for the aircraft.
I hope to complete all of that, the touch up, adding the HF aerial cables from the vertical stabilizer to the fuselage, and then complete the model in my next session.