Old Collingwood
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Thank you Craig, I will probably lean on you a bit for more tips when I get round to using it. OC. -
Thank you kindly Ken, think it will be reading, videos and repeate till I get to use it, probably on Hood after LHS is finished. OC.
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Just pulled the trigger on this - Most expensive modeling item I have ever brought. OC. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/380603061384
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The next project is going to be great mate - looking forward to this just as much. OC.
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Thank you so much Gary, I take your compliments as a real honour, you are inspiration with your builds. OC.
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Thank you all for the advice (just what our home here is all about) I think I will pull the trigger on it. OC.
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This is what I have seen and caught my eye - OC. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/381160596988?hash=item58bef125fc:g:kV4AAOSwQXlcRY4H
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I am seriously looking into getting an airbrush kit, it will be my last chance to get one if I do - I just think it will make some of my kit painting easier than using rattle cans outside, I have been looking in Flea Bay and seen a few (one that impressed me was not just the low noise 54db but its from an actual UK airbrush specialist. Is it a case of getting a fairly good one taht would serve me over the years - or would any cheap one do as long as it was quiet under 55db? OC.
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Excellent work Alan, even the PE looks mighty fine - sure am loving these Flayhawk kits for detail. OC.
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Next stage started is the Stable block, after viewing an over head view of the farm complex it became apparent that this kit is too long one way but corect the other - its supposed to be a square more or less, so I placed the stables sections on the table and looked at any ways to reduce the length of the one stable, I found out I would be able to trim it down with my sharp blade and ruler and create another slot, I did a similar thing to the outer wall of the one stable by trimming the end, this reduced it by about Three inches and will make the whole thing more square in shape. OC.
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Evening all, the farmhouse is now finished and weathered - just some basic wash and a wee bit of dry brushing. OC.
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Excellent work Kevin of an unusual subject that has turned out very nice indeed. OC.
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Yep the Bismark stood out having the wider beam roughly same length as Hood (I think) wasn't Yamato the largest in size of all in service Battle Ships? OC.
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I was just thinking that - miss that tv show. OC.
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Hope your on then mend and out of pain, you have a nice interesting build going on. OC.
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Thank you Alan, its all a learning curve - firstly the figure building and painting, then the buildings, then the scenery trying to make that look lifelike. This project always was set out to be an accurate Diorama and not a wargaming set piece, thats why I will be placing the figures off thier bases and glued down by the feet (same with the horses). OC.
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Thank you for looking in Roger, to be honest I think you might be right about the riflemen firing from the dorma windows, I just made the figures up using the rifles that came pre made like that - I will adjust that though, Major Barring had the Red Jackets (5th KGL) with muskets firing from the farmhouse, they were the smaller contingent but still quite a few of them where in and around the farm complex, but the majority were the Green Jackets 2nd Light KGL with rifles. OC.
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Superb work, don't think it will be the same unless we see more of your fine work. OC.
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Thanks Craig, still a long long long way to go yet - that is just the tip of the iceberg. OC.
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