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  1. Richmond
    The micro clear coat forms part of microscale set from BNA
  2. Richmond
    Looks good - that's a lot of decals and stencils - I noticed Plasmo used a hair dryer to assist in decal conformance on a very tricky area on one of the motorcycles he was building - I think there is a link on my Youtube channel. Will you be doing any panel washes?
  3. Richmond
    Thank you for the clarification - wish I had seen this before I stuffed up my trawler build and had to purchase another kit! Irrespective as CDW remarks this seems a delicate operation requiring great skill.
  4. Richmond
    Thanks - 'Ground' seems you are more than drilling - if so what are using to grind? as if you used drill bits to complete wouldn't the finish be uneven?
  5. Richmond
    On another model I really struggled with cutting out rectangular windows in that I couldn't get something small enough to sand the edges. May I ask how did you achieve this?
  6. Richmond
    Looking really good, fantastic work, and great photography as well.
  7. Richmond
    Thanks Slog -for a very detailed and interesting log and fine photography as well. One thing I noticed when placing Eduard pre-coloured PE onto my spitfire build was there was a problem using CA in that it tended to attack the paint maybe I just wasn't being careful enough. Anyway after some research I have since gone over to micro crystal clear for attaching the PE - not sure if this will be robust enough over time. Love the console. Your dry brushing doesn't look bad to me - maybe a wash will darken it down if you are not happy with it? Look forward to more By the way I have located some links to other builds over at Scalemates https://www.scalemates.com/kits/eduard-11110-crusader--1067628
  8. Richmond
    Jo - Chuck talks in detail about sanding frames in his logs - I think he uses a black marker or pencil which marks off areas to be sanded and not be sanded
  9. Richmond
    Love this guys videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG0ZCl2VfG9PcCJyucWJR3w
  10. Richmond
    Another 'beginner' video - as step up from the first one I posted
  11. Richmond
    This seems to be a very 'simplistic' painting method using dry brushing and washes. Looking at this I think it will enable some new figure painters to do something reasonable - say picking out a part of the clothing and paint the 3 different coats to it - base, dry brush and wash all using the same base toned and diluted as required to achieve the light and shadow of the clothing item .
  12. Richmond
    John - thank you for opening this topic up - I will post some further links as I work may way through them
  13. Richmond
    ABANDONED
  14. Richmond
    Dennis This may be of interest https://www.scalemates.com/profiles/mate.php?id=15819&p=albums&album=48489
  15. Richmond
    Jo for the planking you may wish to have a look one Chucks builds maybe the one currently sitting in the group projects - he is very detailed with his explanations. Each ship is different but I find his explanations very good especially on planking.
  16. Richmond
    How did you achieve the brass / black toning? - apologies if I missed an explanation earlier.
  17. Richmond
    Jo I recently built a large book case in pine recently and had to do a lot of staining - as it was a softwood I sanded and primed the wood before I stained which prevented the blotching effect.
  18. Richmond
    Ahhh - you threw with wash - I am aware of their panel line accents - I have only seen these used within panel lines using capillary action not as a panel wash per se.
  19. Richmond
    I never knew Tamiya did a wash - what is the Tamiya product code?
  20. Richmond
    I have seen this done as well - look forward to see how it works out for you. I was thinking of trying out the wood grain stencils. Also there are decal options from Uschi and SWS Really like the dry brush effect . I tried this for the first time yesterday on a Spitfire I am doing and it seemed a bit over done - however this looks perfect.
  21. Richmond
    Credit cards are the bane of man's existence - I ripped mine up when I was about 19 (many years ago) I will not get into my view of tax
  22. Richmond
    The Wingnut Wings Website https://shop.wingnutwings.com/ has massive discounts (many greater than the 25% you quote) for the whole of April while stocks last if you buy direct. Some of the really expensive models such as the Felixstowe are now more reasonably priced. I was tempted but I have 2 WNW in my stash and I want to keep to my strict annual budget and besides my stash is getting too big
  23. Richmond
    Fantastic detail
  24. Richmond
    Wonderful build
  25. Richmond
    Fantastic work and fantastic photographs

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