in progress
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cleaning up pin marks, nasty big pin marks
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The tail pipe is just nasty, decided to try making my own from brass tube
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Aires resin "office" installation in progress
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plastic is very thick, it looks bad in the gun openings so, I carved them out a bit
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brass tail pipe with turbine barely showing
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3 shades of bare metal foil "in progress"
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Комментарии
8 8 July 2020, 02:17
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Awesome job with the foil, Chris! That is something I have wanted to try. Did you rotate the foil panels to get different metallic tones? Or are you going to do something 'post-foiled'?
10 July 2020, 01:29
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Hi Gordon. You are correct, the grain in many places is just rotated 90° to the one adjacent. There are 3 different shades of BMF on the model as well (5 sheets in all)
10 July 2020, 03:46
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Interesting. I wonder, how do you sort out what panels are overlapping onto others? Presumably, you place the foil, over the adjacent foil to avoid gaps.
11 July 2020, 13:14
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You are correct, I overlap panels of foil then trim along panel lines and discard the off-cut makes for much waste but better fit overall. Learned to trim before the burnish down because removing excess burnished down foil can lift or, tear the underlying foil panel as well.
Touch up work done with a "chrome" paint pen
13 July 2020, 17:39