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FINISHED 1940 Ford Standard Coupe - Revell - 1:25 Scale
Edwardkenway replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Hammock slung, I'm in. Nice subject 🙂 -
Perhaps a tad darker but without the flash it looks fine, the white caps will change the look too. Could you use a translucent darker blue as a second coat?
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Very nice Glenn, looks like your proxxon mill was worth the outlay, so that's another thing on my wishlist 🙄😂
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Thanks Jack, hmm I see what you mean, it is more yellow in real life, honest, I think it may be my lighting in the room. The green definitely needs more definition, I may use a bit of olive drab in it. Thank you both. I like it as it is quicker to cover an area and with practice I can only get better (I hope). I think it will be extra useful when I get round to the Corsair.
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Well managed a hour or so on painting, although half of that was cleaning the airbrush. I am quite pleased with the very first attempt on an actual model, even if I say so myself ☺ I used tamiya desert sand and a first pass of the camo pattern in khaki. I personally think the green needs to be darker. More soon, thanks for looking in and the likes🙂 PS fees good to be back at the bench after the last two weeks. Cheers
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KI-43 Oscar by Javlin - Hasegawa - 1/32-Finished
Edwardkenway replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Great job Kevin, I'm loving the camo paintwork! these Pacific campaign aircraft both Japanese and US just look so good. -
I take my hat off to you EG for modelling a seascape, I always struggled doing water when making wargame terrain😉
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Thank you Patrick🙂 After a very hectic Christmas holiday with our UK restrictions, I've not been able to get on with any of my ongoing projects 😕 But I am hoping to get back to this as now I have been given an airbrush for my bday and I've decided to use this tank to practice on. That said I have already had a go on some scrap ply and a styrene sheet I had picked up long ago, but i still expect thing to go awry.😏 Also I will be sharing my time with Winnie, so thanks for hanging in here. Oh I know it's a bit late but..... Happy New Year to all, let's hope for it going a bit smoother
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I've had this happen with several parcel delivery firms, (Amazon, Yodel, and Hermes) our PO are reasonably good mainly because the postman has bee doing the round for 10+ years. One parcel delivery firm even wanted to charge me for the rescheduled delivery 🤯 Your floaty thing is coming along nicely and I'm enjoying the detailed history lesson as well 😉👍
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