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She is looking Superb mate, sorry to hear of your little set back but glad you have it in hand - it is really turning into a head turner. OC.
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Aston Martin DB5 by Fnick - Revell 1:32 (Finished)
Old Collingwood replied to fnick's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
You have surgeons hand when it comes to model building Kevin , bet back in the days of Blue Peter bet you used to make loads of stuff same as I did. OC. -
Evening all home inmates, I did a bit more on the spit this eve as I was in the back yard enjoying some nice but cold sunshine from that strange thing in the sky, so first thing I ran some putty into that gap where the top engine cowl meets the forward fuselage, then it was time to construct the bottom cowl at the front, this also has a pe vent filter fitted inside (fiddly with limited acsess) after cleaning the join seams (slightly) I then glued it in place. No pics as I will wait till I have cleaned up the join seams where it meets the fuselage. OC.
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AMT Body Snatcher - 1:25 by Fright
Old Collingwood replied to Fright's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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B-25J Mitchell by Tom E - Revell - 1:48 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to Tom E's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Nothing wrong with that lou - looks spot on from my direction dont care what you think you are doing a great job (trust me). OC.
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Hawker Typhoon by Asat - Airfix- 1/24
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That looks really nice so much detail at this scale. OC. -
Good day everyone hope all are well, I decided to do a bit more this afternoon as the weather was pants with light rain so no sitting in the back patio, so I decided to work on one of the exhaust manifolds - this is built up using four sections, after assembly I painted the insides of the exhausts flat black then I made up a bronzy type colour by mixing flat black/flat alum and red ocre, then after drying with my friend "Harold hairdryer" I glued it in place iniside the forward bulkhead, then I dry fitted the engine comp cover. 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
Excellent work Joe - really paying off all that detail work. OC.
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