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Amazing work at this scale, I sure enjoyed working on my Hood kit in the same scale and make, it kind of feels more self contained at this scale despite all the tiny parts, with the brass barrel you used - I think when its painted it will not be noticable and will blend in. OC.
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That looks excellent, so pleased I could help with the colour tips. OC.
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Excellent work Alan - said it before that at this scale the amount of detail is insane - looking forward to more. OC.
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The touch ups with the paint made all the difference Phil - brings it all together. OC.
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Excellent start Alan, "boy love these Flyhawk kits" what are your thoughts regarding the application of the wood deck - place it straight down on the plastic deck or sand the deck slightly first, cant remember what I did on my Hood kit. Looking forward to more mate. OC.
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Skoda 30.5 cm 1911 Cannon by RGL - - WIP3D - 1/35
Old Collingwood replied to RGL's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Thank you Ken for explaining that, and also sorry Greg for the hi jack. OC. -
Skoda 30.5 cm 1911 Cannon by RGL - - WIP3D - 1/35
Old Collingwood replied to RGL's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I always wondered re resin kits and clean up - they recommend not breathing in the resin dust - always made me wonder how risky they are? OC.
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