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Revell 1/72 De Havilland D.H. 2
Old Collingwood replied to SigEp Ziggy's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Welcome to the winged section - count me in I have my comfy chair ready. OC. -
Next stages with the crew is to add a lady figure who will represent the commordore's daughter, also we want a couple of crew climbing the shrouds, and a few more on deck. possibly one or two up in the tops. OC.
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"Pointy end" was about planes having a pointed nose (most of them) would be good if you started an aircraft build yourself. OC.
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Yep I understand about the guns - I was feeling the same with my Greyhound build - and I hadn't even got to the canons yet. OC.
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Next on the crew production line - Jack Sparrow - ish (captain). And a poop deck scene showing both so far. OC.
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Hi all, more progress, figure number one placed on look out on the poop (he was facing the wrong direction on the forecastle). OC.
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The first one (photographed) is the look out - the admiral wants him on the forecasstle, he needs to have his base removing then gluing down on his feet. OC.
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Thank you mark, yep there a challenge all right - have to have them right under the magnifier and with the light even lower. OC.
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Thanks for the explanation lou, next project is the mosi building in my late farthers memory, I think a few crew should give the pearl some life. they seemed to become skeletons when it suited them (mainly night time) OC.
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Thank you kindly ken, yep the figures at 1/72 scale sure do take some work and good eyesight/steady hand. OC.
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Very fine work she looks Stunning well done. OC.
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Hi all, the parcel man delivered my figures today but first things first I needed to place the three lanterns on the rear bulkhead, then I soaked the figures in soapy water and took one of the spru's - this one is a pirate looking through a telescope, they are made in red styrene but painted up quite well using acrylics and a very fine brush under my magnifier. So one is finished - think it looks ok. OC.
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