tarbrush
-
Posts
437 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Events
Everything posted by tarbrush
-
Why not paint your ship?
tarbrush replied to BassicBill's topic in Painting, finishing and weathering products and techniques
I built a model of a Monterey fishing boat a while ago. I loved the way they were painted but I also wanted to do a cut a way so you could see the framing and interior of the model. After wrestling with the problem a while I decided to do both. I painted one side completely. The other side was natural wood planking, painted wales and sheer strake, with a large unplanked area to view the framing and interior. It came out pretty good and was kind of fun to turn the model around from time to time to show one side or the other. -
the tracks came out awesome looking Claire!
-
Whoa, love the capstan Mark! Looks great
-
Looks so good Bob!
-
beautiful work on the sheer rail Ray!
-
great job on the funnel and fan decorations for the wheelhouses. Sorry you are having trouble now with the etching now. Have you tried starting over with all new chemicals?
-
you continue to amaze me Marsalv! what perfection in machining the the belfry and bitts. I love the fluted columns.
-
I just found your build log. Wow! this is awesome work!
-
hi Farbor, This is going to be the coolest diorama! I love your idea of the diorama in a box with lighting so the diorama is like a night light. I am really excited about this project. A fluyt would be awesome. For painting, I think an airbrush would be the best way to achieve the effects of silt accumulation. I recently got an Iwata Revolution airbrush and I love it, very easy to use. ok, I will be sitting on the edge of my front row seat on this one!!
-
she looks great Alan, I just love the sight of a ship in frame!
-
your model is looking great Robynn! have a safe trip to Sturgis, hope the wedding and honeymoon are perfect. wish you all the best!!
-
Hi Darryl, what an interesting vessel! beautiful job on the 1:160 model I look forward to following your build on the 1:87
-
Do I need to loft frames?
tarbrush replied to bandk's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Hi Brian Dave's reply above is what I was going to suggest to you. -
Do I need to loft frames?
tarbrush replied to bandk's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Brian, my brother in hating drafting, I too try to avoid the dreaded frame drafting, First can you post a photo of where you are at in construction and also a photo of your lines drawing? -
Max, you got an amazing deal on your airbrush! I have the Iwata revolution, love it! get yourself a compressor and start having fun. I just painted my first wooden hull with my airbrush and will never go back to hand brushing one. Iwata makes a great easy to use airbrush.
-
Wow, the model looks great on that base and the framed story of the boat with it. perfect Mario!
-
Beautiful work Juan!
-
Looking real good Jack, you did a super job on the windlass! and your dories came out great.
-
Thanks for those photos Alex!!!, boy will they come in handy as reference when I am trying to weather a hull
-
Beautiful work Woodrat! I will be following along
-
Bob, that wheel came out super! I was just about to order a wheel for the steam launch I am building. I am going to give your method a try first.
-
Glad you are back Foremast!! This is such a fabulous inspiring build!
-
good fix on the fife rail Jack, Bob thanks for the paper tip. I will keep that in mind, really hate it when that stuff happens.
-
really beautiful work Marsalv!
-
Hope you had a great birthday Ray!
Our Emblem ®
