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Evening all , I managed pull myself back down to earth and back on my figures, I have been painting the heads touching in thier sideburns, then the Shako's with thier plates and braides, then the Blue colours on there lapels and cuffs, I also painted the haversacks and straps in the sand colour - slowly getting there. OC.
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I used to own this Ibanez SR I had a small practice amp and used to practice in the room with phones on, then when I wanted to record I would hook the amp up to my laptop and use one of my instrument recording apps like Reaper, then adjust to tast in Wavepad. My main VST Virtual synth is a Fab Jupiter8 copy, also have a Moog VST they are brilliant for messing about. OC.
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Same as everyone has said - Truly Amazing work. OC.
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Indeed Ken, It was about an hours worth consisting of Two of my own digital synth recording using VST (laptop) synths, a recording I did with my good friend Luke James ex Fashion Group, Two of Fashions songs from the late 70s, Two from UB40 from the early 80s, Two from a good friend and his tribute band of Duran Duran, and One from Duran Duran. I was very humbled to be asked. OC.
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Hello from the Mitten from moltinmark
Old Collingwood replied to Moltinmark's topic in New member Introductions
That should be fine, I am in the UK. OC. -
Warm welcome Jose, looking forward to seeing some of those 1/350 builds - just take the plunge and dive right into with a log. OC.
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Hello from the Mitten from moltinmark
Old Collingwood replied to Moltinmark's topic in New member Introductions
Warm welcome to the family, Wow that looks gorgeous its our loss not seeing you build it, but your here now 🙂 so no time like the present jump in and start a build log. OC. -
No progress on this the last few days peeps (sorry) I have been distracted (nicely) by something else, I was asked by a friend of mine to compile a playlist and discussion about my music creations and music special to me, to go out on air at the radio station he works at as a radio presenter. After I was editing the recording using my music editing apps on my laptop - it took quite a bit of time. But its done now. OC.
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Enzo Ferrari by CDW - FINISHED - Tamiya 1:24 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
You staying on cars for your next build - or something different? OC. -
Enzo Ferrari by CDW - FINISHED - Tamiya 1:24 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Lovely work - First Class finish mate. OC. -
Warm welcome from the UK. OC.
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Looking forward to what you have to offer. OC.
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How many houses do you eat in your diet - this guy is Huge..........he gonna eat all our builds. OC.
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One of only Two ever (none glue kits) I have made were a Dinky Diecast single decker bus kit that required building up from a complete shell with chasis/wheels/interior/double connected opening doors/bell it needed screwing together and painting, I also built a Ford Focus in a similar fashion also dieacst but already painted just needed screwing together. OC.
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