Canute
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OC, applying a mottling will be insane at your scale. Your figures are the focus here. -
Your gray is looking good, OC. There is one in the corral across the street, on the farm.
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Russian T-62A Tank by CDW - Tamiya - 1/35 Scale FINISHED
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Some could be water, Lou. Our guys carry 2 sets of Jerry cans, color coded for fuel or water. I think I fired a few Maverick air to ground missiles at a few of those, during some live fire exercises we flew in. -
That trailer hitch is called a fifth wheel, over on this side of the pond, Kevin. It allows the tractor or cab you're building to haul a semi trailer. The semis have a pin on the bottom as the other part of the hitch.
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Nice! Great start. I'm in.
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Steamboats and other rivercraft - general discussion
Canute replied to Cathead's topic in Nautical/Naval History
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Those KGL wounded look pretty good. Will be superb with your paint job.
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Looks like you captured the appearances quite nicely. The horse and tack look very good. And all the riders are up to your usual standards.
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M3 Lee Tank by CDW - Miniart - 1:35 Scale - FINISHED
Canute replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Quite the range. I see many that will be of use. looking forward to your comments on use. -
Nicely done, OC. The cavalry of that era were the peacocks of the army. In a time gaudy uniforms, the cav alry were the gaudiest. Your detail painting is superb.
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Your tail feathers have a nice burned metallic look to them.
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My prop knowledge is limited. I'm a jet guy. 😄
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Props look great, but the hub? Looks like it's for an inline engine.
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Deepest shipwreck yet found - Destroyer Sammy B Roberts
Canute replied to AJohnson's topic in Nautical/Naval History
You can also read the late James Hornfischer's "Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors". Very interesting read. -
OC, they could have "bobbed" tails or something similar. They may have trimmed tails versus letting them grow naturally. Your choice, mate.
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OC, your second horse looks like it's trying to lay down. 😁 At least, that's what mine looked like as they laid down. And yes, horses do lay down. If I had mine in their stalls overnight, they'd be walking out with light colored wood spots in the morning. The models are looking good.
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Your dio will be chock full of soldiers, I guess in several mini-scenes. It'll be pretty busy. Nice, since every time you look at it, you'll focus on a different scene. 👍
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I use that saw also, Per. Very thin kerf. 👍
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Your engine stand is looking the real deal, brother. These prints are great for prototyping; the skills for many of us in scratchbuilding in styrene or brass are lacking. Many model railroaders are collectors of ready made models, not builders anymore. Those of us who do build are sometimes talked about as if we were practicing magic. We learn by doing, as you are so eloquently showing us. Thanks.
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I got to fly on the wing of the RAF version of the Buccaneer; I think 208 Squadron, at a Red Flag in the late 70s. Very professional crews. 👍
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Had a good friend from up that way. Heck of a mechanical engineer. Unfortunately, he passed about a year back from a heart attack. He had stories about the Michiganders. We miss him.
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Nicely done, Javlin. 👍
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Rudtbob, you may want to wash your plastic parts with Dawn and warm water. The Dawn cuts through the oils on the parts. Works on both plastic and resin. Wash after cleaning up the parts, but before assembly. The CA and styrene glues work better.
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