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F-86F-30 Sabre by Egilman - Kinetic - 1/32nd scale
Old Collingwood replied to Egilman's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Amazing work - so much tech design work - blows my mind and I'm just reading it. OC. -
So sorry to hear this my friend as a fellow dog owner I know where you are coming from - all the best mate will be thinking of you. OC.
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Evening all, so where were we - thats right doing the paintwork, following from my pattern on the other buildings - I have started doing the inside with a very quick rough White wash wall and slate Grey floor, as to be honest aprt form a tiny window - there wont be much to see in there. Next was/is the outside - again same as the other buildings I am doing the brick work first - I ran a sand wash over first to get it into the mortar gaps, then I picked out the bricks in an almost dry brush tech, then some addional detail with different coloured bricks - I am now following this up by using a fine brush to add more mortar in the gaps. OC.
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