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It was our Tenth Anniversary yesterday the admiral and myself (isn't that Silver), any way we had a quiet day in and I cooked us a Curry. OC.
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Thank you Mark, yep - deffo small, when I take my optovisor a glasses of I can't find the thing. OC.
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Evening all, You know I did wood decking on my Warspite build? well discovering 1/700 is a different animal - talk about fiddly, so what have I done? first I primed the whole weatherdeck area, then after drying I found my AP507A mixed some into my airbrush and sprayed a few thin coats over, it needs a small amount of light sanding on a few hi spots, then after letting it dry, I then mixed up some Corticene by mixing Brown, Buff and some Red, then I brushed it on keeping it to the outer edges of the Corticene. I was on a roll so I decided to have a go at the decking section to the rear of the deck, as I said - talk about fiddly and delicate. So this is the outcome so far. OC.
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I'm liking that kevin, that wood paintwork has come out really well, and the weathering is really nice. OC.
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Evening all, some more progress - I finished putting the smaller items on the weather deck, and even stuffed the gaps under where the decking is, its now ready for priming then the first coat of Dark Grey, then I can paint on some corticene, before fitting the wood deck to the rear part of the weather deck. OC.
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Wow mate - that is amazing what you are doing - there are so many complex curves - and using paper card - seriously can't get my head round it, keep going you are doing superb. OC.
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Evening all, more work dome today - ammo lockers an dmore ammo lockers - some details and a PE vent. OC.
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I forgot to mention - when I unwrapped the hull parts - they were bent up like a banana and the extreme bow nose point was crushed in, I was able to straighten the hull parts using the hair dryer pushing down on my table, and the nose section I pulled out with a round file - but it has left a slight split but that should fill with putty - no doubt from the crush the box got in transit. OC.
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Evening all - more work in "Little land" this time attaching some inner walls for the front assembly, I also fitted some tiny mushroom vents - just over 1mm tall each. OC.
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Wowzer mate - there is some serious stuff in that box - whats the plan - straight out the box build - an extra detail build - a dio? lends its self to so many Ideas only limited by your own Imagination. Gonna be great I can feel it in my water... OC.
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This is like a little baby version of when I built my Warspite build - anyone remember that one - OC.
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