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Just as Edward said your gun ports came out spot on, also I love the shaping of the hull and the smooth work on her, nothing wrong with that in any shape or form, really coming on my friend. OC.
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Messerschmitt bf 109G-6 by cog - Eduard - 1/48
Old Collingwood replied to cog's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Dont do my trick though😭 OC. -
So, more work on her this eve, I put a few coats on the props - I decided to use Flat Nato Black as its actually like a dark flat Grey, I put a few coats on followed by a few watery coats to smooth out the finish, this was put aside then I put some blu tac inside the spinners attached a stick and went outside and sprayed then the same Black as the fuselage. They were then put inside the goody goody box to dry. OC.
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Messerschmitt bf 109G-6 by cog - Eduard - 1/48
Old Collingwood replied to cog's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Wonder what the answer is to stop the tape pulling the paint? it crossed my mind also. OC. -
1/48 Seafire Mk. III (Late)
Old Collingwood replied to Old Collingwood's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Another kit I have my eyes on doing when funds allow and after I have sorted out a few important financial things that are waying heavy on my mind, is to do another kit that falls quite close to this one as they were both FAA service and both based at the same Naval base were my late father worked - the unique one of a kind F4U-1A/-D Corsair, My farther used to chat to me about "the bent wing bird" and how they were like nothing else he had worked on, and how they had initial teething troubles with them that needed quite a bit of sorting out before they could go onto the British carriers. This type - (Off the Net) Will keep you posted. OC. -
B-25J Mitchell by Tom E - Revell - 1:48 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to Tom E's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Some very fine nice work there, thank you for what you do. OC. -
Evening all, I managed to get more done on the fuselage today - I started by taking off the camo mask and checked the finish, it turned out ok nice and smooth, next stage was to find the front demarcation line for the Black/camo split, I made a mark then ran a mask line towards the tail using Tamiya tape, I did the same both sides then made a curve in front of the tail using blu tack, then I filled in the top camo section with paper and went in the garden and sprayed with my Tamiya rattle can. It was then put inside my box to de gas and harden. OC.
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Hasegawa Spitfire Mk IX 1:48 by jwvolz - FINISHED
Old Collingwood replied to jwvolz's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Thats a bute Joe. OC. -
North American P-51D Mustang by Asat - Airfix - 1/48
Old Collingwood replied to ASAT's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
"Do it do it do it now" as a certain character once said.😀 OC. -
B-25 Mitchell "Meet Miss Runyon" by Javlin-HK-1/32
Old Collingwood replied to Javlin's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Yep the Mig eater. OC. -
I decided to do a bit more on mossie as the tv was rubbish, so I thought I would have a go at the props and spinners, these are a Three piece unit considting of the prop a backing plate and the spinner cap, first I cleaned up the prop and discovered it was a bit to thick and lacking shape, simple adjustment by samding it to reduce its thickness while also giving it some shape. I then dry fitted it. OC.
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