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Spitfire Mk IXc - FINISHED - by cog - Eduard - 1/72 - PE & PLASTIC
RGL replied to cog's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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My plan is to have it to the side, this is a photo of a 1/100 scratch build which led me to believe the kit may not be accurate! you won’t build it? How about Seydlitz?
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The aircraft launch rails, tiny, painful with 50 little guests on each side. The hangar cover scratch built ( you can see the brass one behind it that is too small) and it appears to be a canvas covering
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Depends on what colour they are in real life (I airbrush mine, Primer, base colour then a rust wash). Otherwise it looks like cheap jewellery
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So, lightly grunge up, I need to leave it for a day to let it set them I can re mask for the boot strap then upper Hull.
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A bit of oil canning, (it just reminds me of tartan), I’ll let it dry till tomorrow then grunge it up a tad.
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Denier is not wire, it’s the name of the rubber compound
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BNA is still shipping, and they have denier line. The AUD has tanked so it shouldn’t be that bad. The fading thing is a nice effect. Look up a bloke called Jamie Duff, he runs a site dedicated to warship camouflage
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Mate you’re doing an amazing job. When I did KGV I still can’t understand how to put those cranes together. Looking forward to following
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He does 1-2000 scale (and sells them too). His tool set must be amazing as he’s also really fast and scratch builds them
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And back to Zara. Bit of touch up to get the hull plates right at the bow, some trimming of deck features that need to be replaced. Now to drill a lot of tiny holes for 2 bar stanchion poles.
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