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  1. Old Collingwood
    Thats why I wonder if its best to attach it first before priming and painting. OC.
  2. Old Collingwood
    Does the metal primer stay put when you start bending it into shape, or does it crack? I have never used it. OC.
  3. Old Collingwood
    Whats your work ethic with the painting - assemble the sub assmblies including the PE, then spray primer then colour then if you are fitting them the wood decks? just getting a flow for when I start my Hood. OC.
  4. Old Collingwood
    Coming on real nice there mate, I feel your pain with pieces getting damaged - remember my Gryhound build and those rear quarter window frames - that liked ot snap?. Keep at it Mark - dont worry about the swearing I think the volume is turned down on the forum.😁 OC.
  5. Old Collingwood
    Evening all, I have done a bit more to the 2nd KGL group - jackets and a wee bit more of a washe to their hair. OC.
  6. Old Collingwood
    So glad they are of use Alan. OC.
  7. Old Collingwood
    No problem at all mate. OC.
  8. Old Collingwood
    I have these few taken by me - HMS Monmouth close up HMS Argyl (sister ship) Hope they are of use. OC.
  9. Old Collingwood
    Im in Alan, having seen quite a lot of these ships even have a few pics of them. OC.
  10. Old Collingwood
    Thank you Mark, yep I am able to tackle more in one go now - and the airbrush so speeds up the priming, I find with each pot on the airbrush about 3/4 full I can spray about Five figures before I clean it and re-fill and do some more. OC.
  11. Old Collingwood
    Thank you Alan, the faces are the most difficult stage as you can go either not enough or over the top, after this stage I relax more with the uniform painting. OC.
  12. Old Collingwood
    Thank you kindly Denis - very nice of you to say. OC.
  13. Old Collingwood
    Blimy mate - you have some work there - should be an interesting project - with a nice set up when finished. OC.
  14. Old Collingwood
    Evening all, a little bit of progress - painted the faces, starting with a couple of flat flesh colour coats then some pink for the cheeks , then some wash using Agrex Earth Brown wash, then a mixed flesh/pink to the highlights like the noses and foreheads, folllowed up with a few "toshes" and hairs painted in Black/Dark Brown and light colour. OC.
  15. Old Collingwood
    I agree with every one else - I think you steped up a gear and creating some beautiful work. OC.
  16. Old Collingwood
    That is looking splendid mate - so much fine detail with the shrouds - really coming on, OC.
  17. Old Collingwood
    Hope your Right to Left or Left to Righ cross eyed soon recovers, other wise you will be sticking bow pieces and the stern wrong way round and vica versa. OC.
  18. Old Collingwood
    Or keep her in her chair drinking tea. OC.
  19. Old Collingwood
    Looking the bussiness Denis - loving the contrast of the stripes and the undersides - really nice mate. OC.
  20. Old Collingwood
    I used to drive my mum nuts - soldiers all over the carpet - can here her now " can't you play upstairs in your bedroom with your soldiers ......ouch ouch" as she treads on them..... OC.
  21. Old Collingwood
    Thanks Phil. OC.
  22. Old Collingwood
    Thank you kindly Edward - so nice of you to say, it takes me back to the seventies painting those 1/72 Airfix soft plastic Napoleoinc soldiers from the farm set - and this little boxes of additional figures, just this time they are slightly better. OC.
  23. Old Collingwood
    Deffinatley Craig, It is so nice to use even under full pressures it puts on such a fine layer, getting the hang now of how to back off abit if I need to - I compared it to hand priming a lst figure and you can see the difference. OC.
  24. Old Collingwood
    Evening all, spray booth was out on the table and a batch of 2nd KGL primed. OC.
  25. Old Collingwood
    Thank you for sorting that out Craig, I didn't get as far as to fully understand what it was all about. OC.

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