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Excellent work Alan, and some nice tools there. OC.
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Morning all, while re flat coating my figures - (I have done about 50 so far) some are taking a couple of coats as my dreaded Blue is being stubborn, I have also been doing lots of reading from all the different Waterloo links, and I have decided to leave my Polish (French Guard) Lancer out of my dio, as they did not actually come near to the farm but took part further towards Hougoumont and further in the centre attacking Ponsonbys Greys charge, but in exchange I have decided to add a couple of British 95th rifles that I will place on the road at the extreme end near the kitchen garden - they will be placed pressed against the wall because of the Lifeguards blasting past. OC.
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Amazing work Greg - you should seriously see if any nautical museums would like thease for display - they are up to standard with out doubt. OC.
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Hey, you turned a pig of an Airfix kit into a very nice model, you had an uphill struggle from day one - but you did it. OC.
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P-51D Mustang by CDW - FINISHED - Dragon - 1:32 Scale
Old Collingwood replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Impressive non-ship models
Old Collingwood replied to Keith_W's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Just a very very belated Thank You for starting this section that we all call Home now. OC. -
I have been searching the net for Rifle and Musket firing still and have managed to find these - Baker Rifle as used by the 1st and 2nd Light KGL and the Luneberge Regiment and the common Musket as used by the 5th KGL (Red Jackets) and also the French. I have done a couple of screenshots to show the different stages of smoke from the Breech and then the Muzzle, it gives a few smoke options. Still not mine - got them off the net. OC.
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Keeping my head in the game.....
Old Collingwood replied to Egilman's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Some Excellent work going on here brother, love the attention to detail and alround work you put into it. OC. -
Morning all, I have been toying with the idea of trying to do some mock smoke coming from the rifles - muskets, I have been looking on the net how to do it - cotton fibres like in cotton wool wrapped around a wire and glued then the thin wire wrapped around the end of the barrel - or in my case glued to the inside edge of the bayonets with the cotton pulled over to hide the wire. Some who are really good even simulate the orange - yellow colour of the flash and some blackening but I have seen them using an airbrush to do it (think it would be difficult with brushes) So I am not sure as if its not done right it might look tacky and spoil the Whole thing. OC.
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If it helps at all - you can look through my build log for her - might give some insight into her. OC.
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Looking good Alan, PE work is always one of those "Hold your breath" type things. OC.
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Morning all, so - where I am at right now, I have flat coat varnished about 30 of my French dudes with more to do, I also have some British that need the same treatment - however I have ordered a bottle of Loctite Flexible Gel Super Glue ( I have read a lot of good thngs about this glue) the idea is when it arrives I will cut away what ever figures I have done, that can then be placed on my dio dependent on areas being finished - like the road and orchard. OC.
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