Diver
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- Birthday 11/10/1952
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To improve my skills in dealing with small painted parts I purchased this kit from Echelon hobbies in Brighton Ontario. This will be used as a learning curve before Continuing with my 1/12 scale Alfa. The colours used may not be accurate but they are what I have. At this stage I am not ready to attempt spark plug wires but that will come later. The kit is a 1/25 from Moebius models.
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Vought SB2U Vindicator by ccoyle - Kartonowa Kolekcja - 1/33 - CARD
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Stage Coach 1848 - John Gummersall - Artesania Latina - Scale 1:10
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Stage Coach 1848 - John Gummersall - Artesania Latina - Scale 1:10
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Steam Schooner Wapama 1915 by Paul Le Wol - Scale 1/72 = From Plans Drawn By Don Birkholtz Sr.
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Winchelsea 1764 by shauer - 1:48
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Vought SB2U Vindicator by ccoyle - Kartonowa Kolekcja - 1/33 - CARD
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Diver reacted to a post in a topic: Lotus 49C by DocRob - Ebbro- 1/20 - Plastic
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Worlds finest navy, Must have been the RCN.. LOL
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Bristol Bulldog by Danstream - Airfix - 1/48 - PLASTIC
Diver replied to Danstream's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
I believe that Douglas Bader was flying a Bulldog when he crashed and lost his legs. -
Thats great news. It is so easy for a country to lose its history due to lack of funding. We can not always rely on private funding and donations.
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Steps 5, 6, and 7 complete. I now will wait for my airbrush set up before going any further. I will start on the engine but will only do main pieces and hand paint smaller items like hoses, distributor etc. This kit is all produced and have not run into any problems , yet. I do require my back kit magnifier for the tiny nuts and bolts.
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Thanks for pointing this out. I have disassembled the front suspension and scraped the mould lines. I have started on the rear springs and scraping was much easier before assembly. Once the rear suspension is installed the build comes to a halt as I wait for my airbrush set up. Will be picking that up in Ottawa in early September.
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I am going to call this build Finished. The small boats ended up in the garbage, new ones will be ordered from AL. I started this build with great enthusiasm but that was lost when I ran into problems with some of the materials, and lack of drawings. The videos are a great help but drawings would be better in my opinion. No mast lights are provided with the kit so I used plastic thumb tacks. This build gave me great frustration at times and complete joy at others
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Just about finished. Only the mast and fenders to complete. The small boats ended up in the garbage so I will order a new set from AL. All the parts for the boats are on one small sheet so it should not be a problem. I have lots of material for planking.
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I just purchased the DSPIAE photo etch bending tool so the ladders and other parts could be shaped . The tool is well made and worked very well. Unfortunately the operator not so good. After bending the ends of the ladder I twisted the steps in the wrong direction. When trying to correct this the steps broke off. The sides were drilled and some copper wire cut and soldered in. It’s not perfect but with some paint it will be acceptable. The towing deck of the tug is pretty much complete, now it’s onto the boat deck.
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