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I did an experiment (by accident) to test the different hardness of the different vallejo products - in my mixing saucer I use (its a plastic plant one pinched from the garden) anyway after a couple of days I clean it using hot water under the tap and a wire scourer - I found that the vallejo primer really resisitant to clean off and the same with Black and Grey, the Reds and Blues and Brass and Alum colours are more easily removed - so that tells me after a couple of days the primer does need that time to fully harden but when it does its solid same with the Black / Grey. Well thats my science bit out the way. OC.
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1/48 Italeri Hawk T.1A (On Hold)
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And enjoy the trip............. OC. -
1/48 Italeri Hawk T.1A (On Hold)
Old Collingwood replied to Old Collingwood's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
My dad used to tell me that test pilots of MB bang seats back then in the Meteor used to grow a few inches then shrink the same amount during firing and coming down in the chute, how true that is Im not too shure - but interesting anyway. OC. -
1/48 Italeri Hawk T.1A (On Hold)
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Apperently the last pic - its comes pre made on a strip, I will be adding some soil/dirt and trees to that as it will be for the orchard where the french first attacked, then the other end where the veg garden was (not as mutch room that side) I will possibly use some of the same - make it all look beat up from all the trampling off the all the soldiers. OC.
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I dont think I would have the skill brother - I think I would be scared of it going wrong, keep going I know you will inspire me to one day have a bash. OC.
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So - info about stuff I have on the way - The Clarisa Farm complex in MDF self assembly to be painted and weathered, A section of pre formed rough ground scenery, Some scenery dirt/soil, Some trees, I am still looking around for a case/base checking out my best options. Here's some pics of what I brought - OC.
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