I simply fitted it back to front.
The colour I used to simulate metal parts, was Tamiya Nato Black. It makes an ideal matt base colour; but with hints of gunmetal can be added to the edges, and elsewhere.
Hitherto, (
) I've found Nato black to be the best option. To add a bit of weathering, I used Tamiya weathering masters- set D, I think. These can give a 'used' look fairly easily, and don't require a seven-year apprenticeship to an Old Master, to get a decent result. 
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It's reminiscent of having an ever-solicitous Jeeves, or Crichton, butler figure at one's disposal.
), is to paint over the home concocted pink piping I'd created, and which now adds an unwanted fringe to the Tamiya add-ons. My apologies, as the dust that landed on the Hauptmann from a spot of internal sanding on the Firefly, make him look as if he needs his dandruff treating with 'Head & Shoulders'. (Kopf und Schultern) 
For at least 5 years, I have used the same set of Tamiya decals for figures. I never received the first page indicating the locations. All I ever received was the second page, it being a rather good help. I have paged through books and books on uniforms. Just think of the money I could have saved not having to buy all those books. Who me, not buy books? Fat chance. 
