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That is looking Superb you have both those colours bang on right - AP 507B Admiralty Medium Grey (RN 02) & AP 507C Admiralty Light Grey (RN 03) and the armour looks perfect through the paintwork - you really are doing a fine job of the Ole Lady. OC.
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Alas No, if I need to spray it has to be with Tamiya rattle cans and that means one thing - outdoors dictated by the weather. OC.
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Looks good to me - lets hope we see some of them started in the other builds section where us - Tank. Plane, Car, Dio, Figure builders hang out aswel. OC.
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Some lovely kits in your stash also - that span most of my interests, good luck with the build - its been many years since I went over the real ship. OC.
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I am liking that Alot mate - the shading is going to look fab - so wish I had been able to spray mine. OC.
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I'm bald - so thats no good, Superb finish everything really pops out at you on the screen. OC.
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Evening all, today I started on some of the fiddly bits on the turret - first I made the counter measures table and associated aerials, then after this was painted underneath and legs - its was glued inplace, it will have the rest of it painted when the glue fully hardens, next I have started making the 7.62 Goalkeeper RCMG - this is made up from many parts and includes some quite difficult stages, its about a third finished. OC.
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Dont know if this might help - it looks like it shows the different decks and frame point locations - perhaps like timber runs on a wood warship - perhaps they might go to alternative frames for strength. OC.
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Evening all - Abit more progress with pics "Yeah" So - I had hand painted ontop of the rattle can finish and it took fine just had a few brush marks, so this afternoon I attacked some of the areas on both the turret and the hull with a cloth and basically buffed the surface, this smoothed out some of the brush marks - but yep created a slightly shiny surface (no issue there as the whole tank will be Flat Rattle can top coated last). I also fitted the main commanders site and painted it along with the inside of the hatch covers and did a few details. Next will be to work on the tracks (seperate links and guides) so they can be painted/weathered then fitted - then the side armour skirts can go on. Here are a couple of pics including letting commander "manny" mannering in on one of the pics - he likes the lime light. OC.
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"Hey - thats the ticket" looking Nice........those should look Really nice under the camo, dont forget the squared raised peice of armour reinforcement at the top of the bow underneath the Fairleads - should come down about 8-9feet from the deck and be about 5/6feet wide. OC.
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Is Fosters still a big player in Australia Greg? its very common up here. OC.
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Now that is a drink and a half. OC.
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I do like Stella as well - but the British have gone and weakened it from 5.2 down to 4.6 abv - they say its ot sabe on tax. OC.
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