Wow! and I thought a regular thunderbird scheme was difficult!!

Thanks!I will be going to Joe Nall this weekend and some of the nextweek. I will have a couple of jets there as well as a couple ofthe large scaleRC boats. I hope to meet some of you guys there.

Just got back from my first ever Joe Nall. And it was awesome! I have to thank everyone that helped me out with displaying my work while at the event. Cheif Aircraft and Jet central thanks for putting up with me all week!! here are some pics of one of my displays at the chief tents. I am looking forward to painting many aircraft here in the future from this event.

OVERSPRAYER,

Could you do this artwork on the tail? I have a BVM Rafale thinking of repainting in this scheme.

David S

Yep I could do that. You can give me a call and we can go over the details. my number is 321-693-8801 and you can email me through my website, oversprayer.com

Here is my next project coming up, Chief aircraft dropped it off over the weekend and said do your thing. so I have alot of ideas but not sure the direction yet. I know it will have candy purple and silver and flourescent yellow.

Oversprayer, in my opinion of course, you're the best painter I've seen in the hobby.

WOW, Thank you so much, ItsaGod given talent that I have finally been able to use as a steady income.Before it was just a hobby, then a hobby that got out of control, but now I do it everyday and love it. Because I get to play with peoples cool toys and make them look even cooler.like this package deal I just did for a customer. Thanks again!!

Not a jet but it has turbines painted on it. This is a Transformers 3D themed paint scheme that I am doing for Cheif Aircraft. Iwill post more as I progress.

here is a couple more,

Here is the top side.

Unreal.

Ziv

here is the latest on the Krill that i am doing.

Your ability is just insane!
Keep the pictures coming, I think you will soon have worldwide customers!
Mauri

WOW!

It's almost a shame to risk the art by flying it. Superior job 'Sprayer.

Thank you both so much for the nice comments. here is the plane finished and dropped off at chief aircraft.

Shame to fly it... belongs in a museum

Ziv

thank you, i am pretty sure thay are going to fly it. Nothing crazy probably. but got to figure out what power plant to put in it first. a radial is an idea.

Here is my latest, Two Carf Model Turboprop Marchetti's. I still have to spray the flat clear on them then they will be finished. It is an automotive clear so these will have UVprotection and durability.

Ok here they are done with the flat clear sprayed on them. you can see how the clear evens out the color and gives a great looking finish. the best part is that they are just as protected from the sun and durable as a regular shinny clearcoat.

Can you give us an idea of the technique you use to get a "soft edge" on your camo pattern?

Looks great!
KennyMac

I used my Iwata hp bcs airbrush to out line then filled it in and used my minijet. here is some of them assembled.

here is a pilot that i just did for a krill model extra 330. cant wait to get the plane.

Yeah, yeah, yeah....and then you had a sandwich and watched the game. Every painter guy I have ever talked sounds exactly the same, "I just did this, blew on some of that, and shot some clear...no big deal" or my personal favorite "It only took me a few hours..."

Don't get me wrong, that's some nice work...it's just very frustrating for me as paint can make or more likely break a project...nobody see's the hours and hours of construction, all they see is the finish and if you are not a painter, well....

Again, very nice work.....

Thanks, Paint is the first the you see and the last thing you remeber that is for sure. and when doing any project you have to be meticulous with your prepping. There is a saying that I like to use for painting, your top is only as good as your bottom. I do this stuff for a living and I need to be fast, and have learned many ways to speed up doing these processes. Otherwise I wouldnt be making any money. But quality can never be compromised.