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    Nightshift on Utube
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    And done. The 3D printed wheels are very nice.
  3. RGL
    Tools added, aerials added. Dust next.
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    Chipping and a neutral wash.
  5. RGL
    Base coat! I’m quite happy with this, chipping tomorrow
  6. RGL
    So a few days off. I sprayed a clear coat over the base red/brown. Then a chipping fluid coat, and now green. Base that now needs to be lightened up. The wheel has about 4 different gradients, I’ll do some grey after.
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    Primer and Foundation coat down. Once set I’ll give it a matte coat before chipping fluids
  8. RGL
    Time for a bit of paint
  9. RGL
    Fairly straight forward. The rear gear rack is also part of the aftermarket set but it’s waaay to hard for me. I’m happy with the plastic and just added some rivets
  10. RGL
    Starting in the turret. The sleeve is bolted on in the real thing so a little bit of aftermarket again to add to plain plastic
  11. RGL
    Most of the lower hull done. I need to do up the equipment straps later. the aftermarket wheels compared to the kit ones.
  12. RGL
    They are aftermarket
  13. RGL
    Lots of little PE bits. It’s certainly more simple than a ship that’s for sure
  14. RGL
    So I thought I’d try and get a French vehicle done for my annual comp this year. Hobbyboss kit, plus a PE set and resin wheels. I’ve hoarded 4 Heller armor kits for next year which as rare as hens teeth so this will be the start.
  15. RGL
    this link has a heap of details on the aircraft if interested. https://flyingmachines.ru/Site2/Crafts/Craft25837.htm
  16. RGL
    I’ve made a start, the level of detail of the cockpit is ok but my plan is to sink her in the waves nose first so it’s not that important!
  17. RGL
    This is the second of 2 little resin kits I was given, I gave away the (finished) last one to the bloke who gave me the kit. these kits are difficult. The wing struts look insanely hard to align.
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    Base coat down.
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    Bit of rust and done
  20. RGL
    Painted and started on the weathering
  21. RGL
    Thought I’d add another sub, a Wuhan Class sub.
  22. RGL
    Very very tempted to buy this!
  23. RGL
    Masking up. Deck sone, then I want to put in the lines where I will be doing oil canning. Lots of different shapes
  24. RGL
    Flight deck. I used a black/Grey for the VLS hatches and the helicopter barriers. Once the flight deck dries ill mask then then the rest of the deck will be dark grey. the barriers are a pain, the PE is blank but the undersides have warning colours and hydraulics
  25. RGL
    The PE set basically blanks out all the potholes. The PE you see on the rear deck are for both the safety barriers (which I will model deployed as opposed to the kit flush ) and VLS silos near the actual hangar

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