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John Lambert
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Dodge Monaco Gotham City PDNový: 31 January, 19:04 1:25
projekt: 1978 Dodge Monaco Gotham City PD
7 10 January, 11:14
Snake Plissken
Right, the Bluesmobile is as you say and easily verified in mere seconds. Thanks. The '74 is a better looking car in my opinion with a more pleasing horizontal layout of the headlights making a big difference.
Right, the Bluesmobile is as you say and easily verified in mere seconds. Thanks. The '74 is a better looking car in my opinion with a more pleasing horizontal layout of the headlights making a big difference.
1 12 January, 14:08
John Lambert
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DHC-6 Twin OtterNový: 31 January, 18:57 1:72
Adding the wings and letting everything set.
projekt: DHC-6 Twin Otter Antarctic
24 January, 15:02
Richmond@SCM Data suggestions
This is a frigate, can we please amend
SCM Topic: Destroyer Tourville-class
Frigate Tourville-class
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourville-class_frigate
SCM Topic: Destroyer Tourville-class
Frigate Tourville-class
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourville-class_frigate
31 January, 18:45
Олег О
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1 31 January, 18:34
Robert Liszewski
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3 27 January, 14:58
scalemates
what a beauty!
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what a beauty!
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27 January, 16:17
Mrblister
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14 30 January, 22:28
Mrblister
Thanks for the kiind comments. Didn't photograph the build progress. The bomb rack was a problem. I didn't follow the airfix instructions as the loadout doesn't fit if you do. The wings were assembled and painted prior to fitting, but the spars needed a fair bit of sanding to get a good fit, maybe it was me. Shall add more photos later
Thanks for the kiind comments. Didn't photograph the build progress. The bomb rack was a problem. I didn't follow the airfix instructions as the loadout doesn't fit if you do. The wings were assembled and painted prior to fitting, but the spars needed a fair bit of sanding to get a good fit, maybe it was me. Shall add more photos later
31 January, 18:33
Stuart Massey
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1. Panzer Division (Vermacht)1:35
PzKw I AusF A, 1. Panzer Regiment, Poland, 1939. With total production reaching 1,190 in 1935, this diminutive, little ...
projekt: 1. Panzer Division Vermacht
5 21 November 2024, 03:38
FridayAgain
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6 29 January, 23:43
FridayAgain
Thank you, I always have trouble with pictures on here, hard to get the teasers to fit into frame and they always end up doing some weird placement, I suppose I could try editing it.
Thank you, I always have trouble with pictures on here, hard to get the teasers to fit into frame and they always end up doing some weird placement, I suppose I could try editing it.
31 January, 18:30
Daniel Mysak
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31 17 October 2024, 17:46
Stefan Fraundorfer
A very nice Herkules Daniel - congratulations! And it's Austrian!
A very nice Herkules Daniel - congratulations! And it's Austrian!
23 January, 17:26
Daniel Mysak
Thanks Stefan and Bernd.
@Stefan, yes, one of very few so far in my collection.
Thanks Stefan and Bernd.
@Stefan, yes, one of very few so far in my collection.
28 January, 15:03
Chrisswe
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Schleswig-Holstein work in progress Nový: 31 January, 17:35 1:350
projekt: Schleswig-Holstein 1935
27 3 November 2024, 21:15
Ingmar Stöhr
Nice progress so far! Overall nice paintjob, but maybe try to use a little less paint on the railings. I see a lot of small paint balls forming there.
Nice progress so far! Overall nice paintjob, but maybe try to use a little less paint on the railings. I see a lot of small paint balls forming there.
11 November 2024, 19:49
Chrisswe
Thanks for your interest and comments. I did something wrong with the primer when painting the railings which caused the paint balls. Also I'm not great at working with PE yet and the glue residue is often visible even if try to paint over it. All in all I still think I'm making some improvements compared to my last build. Rigging will be my greatest challenge for this build.
Thanks for your interest and comments. I did something wrong with the primer when painting the railings which caused the paint balls. Also I'm not great at working with PE yet and the glue residue is often visible even if try to paint over it. All in all I still think I'm making some improvements compared to my last build. Rigging will be my greatest challenge for this build.
11 November 2024, 20:41
Ingmar Stöhr
Ah, ok! Well yes, your glue is visible here an there, but otherwise I find your application of PE is not bad at all! What works for me with railings is to hold them in place with one hand (and tweezers) and with the other hand apply a tiny amount of very thin super glue from a piece of thin copper wire fixed to a toothpick as handle. This will instantly wick into the gap and also instantly fix the railing in place. After that I paint over the seam with the appropriate colour and mostly end up with very nice glue joints.
Ah, ok! Well yes, your glue is visible here an there, but otherwise I find your application of PE is not bad at all! What works for me with railings is to hold them in place with one hand (and tweezers) and with the other hand apply a tiny amount of very thin super glue from a piece of thin copper wire fixed to a toothpick as handle. This will instantly wick into the gap and also instantly fix the railing in place. After that I paint over the seam with the appropriate colour and mostly end up with very nice glue joints.
12 November 2024, 05:43
Chrisswe
That is probably the correct way to do it Ingmar. I find it difficult to only use the thin super glue as it has zero adhesive effect until it bonds. I use super glue gel to fix one end of the railing and then use your method for the rest.
That is probably the correct way to do it Ingmar. I find it difficult to only use the thin super glue as it has zero adhesive effect until it bonds. I use super glue gel to fix one end of the railing and then use your method for the rest.
12 November 2024, 08:55
Chrisswe
I'm testing a grey-brown panel liner instead of the black one I used for all of my last ship. It looks good closeup but might be to subtle when you look at the whole ship. Is it a bad idea to use anything else than black panel liner even on lighter colours when doing 1:350 scale?
I'm testing a grey-brown panel liner instead of the black one I used for all of my last ship. It looks good closeup but might be to subtle when you look at the whole ship. Is it a bad idea to use anything else than black panel liner even on lighter colours when doing 1:350 scale?
12 November 2024, 09:24
Ingmar Stöhr
Actually super glue should set / cure / stick faster the thinner it is. A gel does lengthen the setting time. I start at one side, place the railing, put a tiny bit of thin super glue at the joint and it will typically set withing 2-3 seconds. Then I move a bit further down, align the PE, put glue there and so on. What also increases the setting time is a larger gap. If the gap ist very small and the glue very thin it will usually literally set instantly.
I like my wash with a lot of contrast. On my modern US Navy builds (kind of a medium gray) I will use blue-black panel line wash from AMIG. On a lighter gray, as with the superstructure on DKM units, that might be a bit to much contrast though.
Actually super glue should set / cure / stick faster the thinner it is. A gel does lengthen the setting time. I start at one side, place the railing, put a tiny bit of thin super glue at the joint and it will typically set withing 2-3 seconds. Then I move a bit further down, align the PE, put glue there and so on. What also increases the setting time is a larger gap. If the gap ist very small and the glue very thin it will usually literally set instantly.
I like my wash with a lot of contrast. On my modern US Navy builds (kind of a medium gray) I will use blue-black panel line wash from AMIG. On a lighter gray, as with the superstructure on DKM units, that might be a bit to much contrast though.
12 November 2024, 09:47
Chrisswe
I will try to master the thin super glue but I think the sticky property of the gel before it cures is very helpful. I can still use gel when gluing where it will not be visible at all.
Another thing I have done differently with this build is to just base paint the details and railings before I attach them to the superstructure and hulI. I will gloss coat, weather, matt coat and oil highlight the superstructure mostly built together but excluding the masts and funnels. I will do the same thing with the hull with everything added except main guns.
I noticed the super glue attacks the paint much more than when everything was already gloss and matt coated before gluing but maybe the end result will be better.
I will try to master the thin super glue but I think the sticky property of the gel before it cures is very helpful. I can still use gel when gluing where it will not be visible at all.
Another thing I have done differently with this build is to just base paint the details and railings before I attach them to the superstructure and hulI. I will gloss coat, weather, matt coat and oil highlight the superstructure mostly built together but excluding the masts and funnels. I will do the same thing with the hull with everything added except main guns.
I noticed the super glue attacks the paint much more than when everything was already gloss and matt coated before gluing but maybe the end result will be better.
12 November 2024, 16:28
Ingmar Stöhr
Strange. I never have noticed my glue attacking or damaging the painted surfaces. Usually, I build my ships in sections which get painted separately before final assembly. Also, I always airbrush my railing before gluing it to the model. There will be scratches from tweezers, but for me it is much easier to make some touch-ups than to brush paint the whole railing on the ship.
Strange. I never have noticed my glue attacking or damaging the painted surfaces. Usually, I build my ships in sections which get painted separately before final assembly. Also, I always airbrush my railing before gluing it to the model. There will be scratches from tweezers, but for me it is much easier to make some touch-ups than to brush paint the whole railing on the ship.
12 November 2024, 18:39
Chrisswe
Could the glue react differently because I use Mr Hobby Lacquer paint this time and Tamiya Acrylic paint for my last build?
Could the glue react differently because I use Mr Hobby Lacquer paint this time and Tamiya Acrylic paint for my last build?
13 November 2024, 17:33
Ingmar Stöhr
Hm, I don't know. I basically never use lacquer paint. I only work with acrylic colors - for the normal painting stage. The only 'reaction' I see is that the glue makes a matte surface glossy and therefore changes the shade of the color a bit.
Hm, I don't know. I basically never use lacquer paint. I only work with acrylic colors - for the normal painting stage. The only 'reaction' I see is that the glue makes a matte surface glossy and therefore changes the shade of the color a bit.
13 November 2024, 20:11
Chrisswe
Ship is done except rigging. I don't know if I have the skill to do rigging but I will try. Is it really safe to spray super glue acellerator/activator over the model when doing rigging?
Ship is done except rigging. I don't know if I have the skill to do rigging but I will try. Is it really safe to spray super glue acellerator/activator over the model when doing rigging?
31 January, 18:21
Jean-Baptiste XEM
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9 17 November 2018, 22:24
Jean-Baptiste XEM
Yes, stripes are realized with kit decals, decal quality is very good and they take easily fuselage shape (Use of softener is limited). The only recommendation for decal application is maybe to cut the upper fuselage decal in two or three parts.
Compare to painting scheme of the kit, I painted the vertical stabilizer in very light gray and I tried to darken the top of the fuselage
Yes, stripes are realized with kit decals, decal quality is very good and they take easily fuselage shape (Use of softener is limited). The only recommendation for decal application is maybe to cut the upper fuselage decal in two or three parts.
Compare to painting scheme of the kit, I painted the vertical stabilizer in very light gray and I tried to darken the top of the fuselage
1 18 November 2018, 10:53
Grant Dalzell
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12 29 January, 04:30
Neuling
Top result in spite of the problems you had with the kit. I like the finish very much.
Top result in spite of the problems you had with the kit. I like the finish very much.
29 January, 10:01
Vicente
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27 31 January, 14:33
Vicente
Thank you all! Yes, it's based on a real story. As you can see in the description, Luis Puga was shot down by a harrier and survived 8+ hours and some days in the ground with freezing temperatures until he was found. I was able to meet Puga, a real knight of the air!
Thank you all! Yes, it's based on a real story. As you can see in the description, Luis Puga was shot down by a harrier and survived 8+ hours and some days in the ground with freezing temperatures until he was found. I was able to meet Puga, a real knight of the air!
1 31 January, 18:10
John Kauck
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4 29 January, 20:38
Олег О
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40 1 December 2024, 19:00
Richmond@SCM Data suggestions
Please can we merge these topics
SCM Topic: Destroyer Cassard-class
SCM Topic: Frigate Cassard-class
Frigate Cassard-class
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassard-class_frigate
SCM Topic: Destroyer Cassard-class
SCM Topic: Frigate Cassard-class
Frigate Cassard-class
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassard-class_frigate
31 January, 18:04
Scott Dutton
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11 30 January, 08:17
Scott Dutton
Colleagues tank in Gulf War 1
Queens Royal Irish Hussars
C Sqn
C/S 21
Named Clarewood after wife Claire
Other tanks Castlereagh Cregeah. Named after areas in East Belfast
Colleagues tank in Gulf War 1
Queens Royal Irish Hussars
C Sqn
C/S 21
Named Clarewood after wife Claire
Other tanks Castlereagh Cregeah. Named after areas in East Belfast
30 January, 08:23
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