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I'm in. The Bunnell photos are really good for enlarging. They're large plate glass negatives. Details are amazing. The Steamtown crew did an excellent job scanning most of the photos. Unfortunately, some had started de-laminating and the pictures are gone. I've used some of the freight car pix from the collection.
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AVRO Lancaster by Papa - FINISHED - Airfix - 1/72
Canute replied to Papa's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Rod, we saw the trailers a few days back, just prior to the release. As an old Phantom Phlyer, I was really into the flying scenes. Plan to see the movie next week.
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Most definitely seal all the joints. At a club I was in, we poured a waterfront dock scene. Had half the bottle poured when the masking tape gave way. Big oops.
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Pin striping tape or the old Letraset tape makes for good strapping. Nice and flexible.
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Check photos of your subject. Black and white or color.Sometimes the B&W photos show the wear and tear better.
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Hard to like that, even though at the time it was the enemy. As General Sherman said, "war is hell".
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Paint some white glue into the space. You'd have to touch it up with more paint, since it will dry clear.
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OK, practice on something you're not heavily invested in, like a CV with all the aftermarket. 👍
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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
We had one in my squadron and it ran from early morning until the end of the duty day (4:30 PM).
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