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Your Monday is Wednesday ...!? Odd bunch downunder ... I found a few things I was missing ... still a ways to go ...
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The display is an important part of the build ... thus ... How's the garden clean up going ... I just repaired the fence between the meadow and my garden, trimmed the lawn at those akward corners, and am trying to get my workbench in a state I can actually cut some brass for Vendetta ...
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I shan't, I'm awaiting PE from Singapore - paravane items - resin parts from Ukrain, which were OOS. I broke the davits whilst taking them of the sprue, so I'll be bashing them, to start with brass ... if that doesn't work for me - because I can only make them realistic at 1:50, I'll try styrene ... I didn't promise myself such a task, it's a weekly thing ... mowing, pruning, picking strawberries. The latter a daily thing, but not to demanding, besides I always seem to carry in less than I picked on, I mean "up" ... You didn't finish Isuzu !?!?!? Something more to pick on ... stored for future reference ... "One roll lasts forever." ........ don't strech it mate
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Thanks all for the interest in the trio build & the likes Thanks Greg, I'll look into that. I tried my hand at 0.2mm brass rod to turn it into a shapely ringlet ... fat chance, they look like manacles for an elephant People whom buy cars for their grandchildren usually are nice, and subsequently nice to talk too ... there is the proverbial exception of course Popeye ... We'll have double the fun, since the whiny is off whinying ... strange he is such an accompished builder ... whom ever would have thought those qualities go together ... I have to admit, Denis, my next build is on it's way from the UK ... I look where paints, e.a. are available and at what price (including postage) then I'll make my decision. I try to get materials from shops near by, but since modelbuilding seems to turn into a forgotten art, it does get harder ...
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Denis, you shouldn't be let loose without a least 3 chaperones in whatever store you go!!! Your admiral showed some severe weak moments there
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not elaborate the rigging ...right, I wish I could say that ... I find it hard enough to distinguish where to attach what!!! How did you make the rigging eyelets you have used on the deck, funnels etc. Mine look like monstrosities if i compare them to yours ... Pictures later of last efforts to make it look like a well equiped ship ...
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Ya know he can't stick to one thing ...
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Depends on the floor matting mate ...
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Today's effort ... if you can call it that ... first I made rigging rings for the rear funnel, when I saw them I knew I had to go smaller ... what I made were the shackles of the anchor chain for a Yamato class battleship! So I tried my hand at something smaller ... Some deck furniture ... cosey chairs to watch the paravanes splashing round ... minor touch up to do if you look well ...
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Denis, Add some white to make it more "in scale", or mist it over with very diluted white, once you've applied it. You are going good. Hope your "super structure" isn't glued to the deck ... Keep these structures off, it will be so much easier when painting/spraying (really!)
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Steamboats and other rivercraft - general discussion
cog replied to Cathead's topic in Nautical/Naval History
I came across a site with a lot of interesting subjects, they also had drawings of which this one might be of interest to you: Corsaire - French Navy.pdf- 281 replies
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In all honesty, I'd rather have the "Eduard improved" ones. To me you are doing the right thing. The shields behind the seats on the kit supplied ones are quite rough and heavy. I prefere the unbearable lightness of brass the detail up gives ... You want amazing trouble ... try the tripple AA guns on Yamato (RGL's build) or Musashi (my build) from either Pontos or Fly Hawk ... in fact any of the AA type guns on those builds are great fun Looking good KP
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You passed me by RGL. I'm waiting on snail mail to arrive ... where is roadrunner when you need him ... I knw this was going to happen. A lot of silence at the start, not much to show and ... BOOM ... there is ship in full colour, with all the frills and bells available. Looks very sharp though. I would say: As per your usual! MArk, thanks for that remark on the aft gun turret ... I'll have another look at the plans ... it really makes that gun rather uselaess, which I cannot blieve to be the case ...
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And he's off ... glue the blukhead in backwards ... what are you mate ... doing that is ... hmmm, I'm looking forward t your splashing paint all over the desk ... you'll need some extra masking sheets to work that way, tape won't be enough.
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Denis, this may be of interest to you still, for us a bit late, and this post also
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These speak for themselves ... Am working on the "Oliver" funnel, Hardy doesn't need quite so much attention ... must be the girth
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Bigger pictures OC ? ... they are 1920x1280px maybe just click on them ... Greg she's turning out rather dressed up, and ready to go. How do you apply pastels on such a relatively small surface... medium, small sized soft or hard brush?
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Thanks for pointing that out Sam, the first to mention that "little" detail which makes it more interesting ... (Chaos is in small things?) Had another look at the finished diorama ... marvelous Piet...
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No jasta, just trying out my hand at the paint. I've got a few more in this size. So I can try some more. I would like to make the complete set of Jasta II ... a mere 30 plains ... I'm not yet certain about the scale 1/24 or 1/72 Nice paint ... apitty postage will make it a bit expensive ...
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Off to a distractionless start ... Glad to see you at it Denis ... it got a bit lonesome ... paint ... I do "mix" enamels and acrylics ... the Dr 1 I'm at has Tamiya rattle can primer. On top of that is at the bottom Humbrol 49 (pale sky or whatever it's called), the upper and sides Humbrol 41 gloss (Ivory/off white), on top of that again Tamiya, brownish, and green. On top of that Vallejo, and some more tamiya and vallejo ...You do need to take into account if you are going to use an ordinairy brush (not air) you will mix the acrylic colours, which is what I intended to happen. So far for the brand and paint type mixins Hope to see you regularly
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