Something different
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12 February 2012, 11:04
Philip De KeyserHere are some pic's from the start of the wreck H-19B, Greetz Phil
12 February 2012, 11:13
Christian LehmannNice idea. Sounds and looks interesting. Something not see often on exibitions. Mostly with tanks or cars but never saw something like this with a plane or helicopter.
Greetz Christian
12 February 2012, 15:08
stefan natusNice start phil.Is it gonna be totally wrecked whit almost all the paint gone,are in somewhat decent state whit faded paint?
12 February 2012, 16:48
Roland RothYour project, Philip, has my full attention! I'm looking forward to your continuation! 😉
12 February 2012, 17:02
Philip De KeyserThanks guys for the comment, the next thing will be put some wires inside the nosesection an give it some colors, more pic's these week, greets Phil
12 February 2012, 17:27
Philip De Keyser@ stefan, not totally wrecked but in decent state and faded paint, see you next friday, greetz Phil
12 February 2012, 17:30
Philip De KeyserThanks Dirk, I am almost ready to get the primer on it, the nosesection had his paint on it, now I must put the tamiya taped on it, I gone use for the first time the hairspray methode, greetz Phil
15 February 2012, 20:52
Philip De KeyserThe first step is taking to abused my little workhorse, now the next step is placed the decals and then I must spray the rust on the body, afther that i'll will do the rotor and the weels, enjoy the pictures, greetz Phil
19 February 2012, 15:52
Bill GilmanThis looks fantastic Philip! I'm very interested in seeng how this finishes up. Great subject, too, not a helicopter that you see built up often.
19 February 2012, 16:52
Philip De KeyserThanks guys for the nice comment, I'll hope I can finished this project to a good end, I've left a lot of sleep to build this project, so far so good, now the decals, this is gone be a diffecult one, but I have a lot of fun and thats what's count, greetz Phil
19 February 2012, 17:34
Peter NeyensNice project Phil ! First I thought it would be a shame to ruin such a nice helicopter, but I have to admit that I was wrong and it is becoming something special now. Nice painting technique you are using, and I like the broken windows. I'm pretty sure that in the end it will look like a real wreck !
19 February 2012, 22:57
Philip De KeyserThanks Peter, yesterday evening I've placed the decals, this eveneing I will give it a second clear cote, then I can begin with to wash in the pannellines with dark brown and airbrushd the rust on it, pic's will follow, Greetz Phil
20 February 2012, 08:12
Eric JuvynsThat hairspray technique is looking very good Philip. I want to try it also on some of my builds but am a bit uncertain of using it. But when I see what you did with this build I'm sure gone give it a try.
20 February 2012, 09:35
Philip De KeyserHi Eric, it's the first time I used this technic, it works really great, with the acryl paints from tamiya, no problems, the acryl paints from Mr color are a little bit stronger and is it a little harder work to get it off, don't wait to long to get it off, I've reed some where 2 days it's the max but I've don't wait that mutch, just let it dry and take it off, greetz Phil
20 February 2012, 10:16
Holger KranichThese hairspraymethod seems to work well, i have to try it out! Phil you achieved a very old torn and worn helo! Wonderful!
21 February 2012, 08:14
Philip De KeyserHi Holger, I'm really sedisfided about the hairspray method, the rotor and blades is the next thing I will do this evening, thanks for your comment, greetz Phil
21 February 2012, 09:02
Bill GilmanHi Philip, the bird looks very distressed! The paint job looks like the car that I drove back at university!! 🙂
I have now learned two weathering techniques, the hairspray method and the liquid masking solution method (from Roland). This is a great forum to be on! Thank you Scalemates!
21 February 2012, 21:29
Philip De KeyserHi Bill, did you car really look that nasty? Oh My god!!! Thanks for the comment, greetz Phil
22 February 2012, 07:32
Philip De KeyserMy copter is almost finished, I have just to do some work with the pastelpowder and the base, have fun with the pictures, greetz Phil
22 February 2012, 20:03
Philip De KeyserThanks guys for the nice comments, @ Wilfried, yes I do ever sleep, all my free time I spend it on the wife and kids and ofcours on modelling, greetz Phil
23 February 2012, 07:00
Philip De KeyserThanks boys for the nice comment, I have a lot of fun with this build, I hope that I bring other modellers some technics so that they them cut used on there modelling adventures, greetz Phil
23 February 2012, 12:24
Philip De KeyserThanks Dirk and Stefan, I just don't now how the base must look like, a sleepless night or two and the idea will be born,
@ stefan, how is it with the mirage,are the decals been setting? give'us some pic's!!!
Greetz Phil
23 February 2012, 18:15
Peter NeyensOnce again, very very nice build Philip ! It's amazing what you did with that model kit ! It really looks like an old forgotten and worn out helicopter Absolutely great result !!
23 February 2012, 19:27
Philip De KeyserHi Peter, thanks for the nice words, now I can go on with the F100 C, this weekend the cockpit airbrushe, greetz Phil
24 February 2012, 06:59
Roland SachsenhoferHi Philip,
I have just seen this one- very well done! A real eye catcher- hard to believe it´s 1:72?. You have done a piece of modelling-jewelry.
28 February 2012, 09:48
Philip De Keyserthanks Roland for the nice comment, yes it's 1/72 scale!, it's the first time that I used the hairspray method and must say that I very sedisfided about the result, your project looks also awesomme, I'm looking forward to the next pic's, greetz Phil
28 February 2012, 10:11
Philip De Keyser@Stefan, do you bring him with you at friday? I want to see the result with the decals on, looks probely great like always, see you at friday, greetz Phil
28 February 2012, 20:06
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I wanted to do something different, I wanted to make a wreck from a forgotten workhorse of the US Air Force, hopely it turns out good, it's the first time I'll tryed this
