Finnish Aero A-11 HS
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41 15 June, 08:33
Robert BlaschkeThanks. I didn't put too much effort into it, but it turned out quite well. 🙂
15 June, 10:06
Alec KVery well done Roberte 👍. So great to see the Aero 12-11 series finally kitted.
16 June, 01:33
Robert BlaschkeDíky, Cítil som potrebu si tie modely osobne osahať, aby som mal lepšiu predstavu o rozmerových a koncepčných limitoch mojich ďalších návrhov. Stavebnice sú to pekné, ale majú občas trochu nepríjemne presadené formy, a následné začisťovanie, najmä na vzperách, ktoré samy osebe majú jeden z rozmerov 0,6mm, je trochu nepríjemné.
16 June, 10:50
Alec KKaždá technologie prostě má svoje cti a neduhy. Budu se těšit na tvoje další projekty 👍
17 June, 13:14
Michael KohlVery nice. The little dio really adds a lot to it. Can you share a word or two on the technique you used?
1 July, 06:23
Transall NGNice kit, nicely built ! 🙂
You remind me i have to try to make snow...
Thank you.
1 July, 12:33
Michael KohlAh. Obviously I didn't specify my question. I am interested in the technique for the snow.
1 July, 17:26
Robert BlaschkeAs for the snow, I did it for the first time. I studied the procedures of others, on various forums, and chose the method that seemed easiest to me. In the end it wasn't difficult at all. The basic component was ONETIME whipped putty:
farlesk.sk/c/_old_op..onetime-slahany-tmel
, to which a small amount of water must be added. I first mixed some PVA glue into the water.
This ONETIME mixture must be mixed well and then applied to the surface where we want to have snow.
I smoothed the snow surface to my liking with various tools and then sprinkled the entire surface with baking soda. When the "snow" gained some firmness after a few minutes, I pressed footprints into it, using figures, and ski tracks, using flat surface wheels.
And that's it.
I made two attempts before, the third attempt was already what can be seen in the photos.
1 July, 17:54
