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Bristol Beaufort-Torpedo Bomber Intech
Factory "Odessa Toy" (Odesskaya Igroushka) 1:72
F229 1989 Yeni çıkartmalar 1 November, 10:53
Alexander Grivonevyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
81 15 May, 11:09
TreehuggerQuestion for OP:
What brand might be selling vacuum formed clear parts? Seems like you found some as seen in photo #11. I've seen some for airplane/jet canopies, but none for cars, so I wouldn't know where to look.
3 June, 13:37
Alexander GrivonevHey Treehugger, the parts in the picture are part of the kit. But funny that you mention this topic because I actually dealt with this question myself recently. I finished two 964s earlier this year (Revell and Fujimi) and the clear parts in both kits were of very poor quality. Searched for aftermarket replacement and found nothing. So I decided to try myself at vacuforming and made the clear parts myself which turned out to be pretty decent (after countless tries and errors) I have not posted pictures of the builds yet but intend to, keep an eye open. You are right, there is definitely a lack of aftermarket windshields for cars...
3 June, 15:17
Alexander GrivonevAhem, let`s continue here shall we? Not that I was absent for three months or something...
6 September, 17:27
MarcelLooks very good so far, looking forward to the end result. Very interesting to read your notes.
11 September, 08:06
Alexander GrivonevThx mates, I hope my explanation is comprehensive, if not do ask!
11 September, 16:14
bughunterAlexander, I'm really sorry about this mishap!
They show us the difference between a normal modeller and a master modeller: mishaps happen to both, but with you there's nothing to see afterwards!
19 September, 17:33
Alexander GrivonevIf you only knew how many car models I had to repaint! I honestly think most of them, partly or in whole. It is a rarity a paintjob succeeds at the first try. I don`t even call them "mishaps". Just "happy little accidents" like Bob Ross 😄
19 September, 17:46
bughunterOh yes, the famous late night painting sessions on TV with the "happy little trees" 🙂 I was always fascinated by his work!
19 September, 18:19
Alexander GrivonevExactly, the lullaby channel😄 no, the guy was really great.
But on the topic of repaintings again, I actually counted the car models which are right now in my home. There are a total 16 on display and I had to redo the paintjob on 9 of them! Partly or in whole. So that is actually not the exception but the rule 👍
19 September, 18:29
bughunterAnyway, your car paint jobs here on SM are the reference for me, no kidding!
Thank you also very much for the detailed description about used paints, 2K stuff and thinners etc in your build logs 👍
Fortunately, I don't normally need such high-gloss finishes, but I have helped other modellers (no SM members - yet) several times by pointing them to your build reports.
Thank you very much, your documentation effort is highly appreciated!
19 September, 18:45
Mr DVery smart 👌 and neatly done 👍
Like your parts organiser, definitely on shopping list.
19 September, 20:05
Lorraine LinAlexander, fantastic work！Really like the painting jobs, the "leather" seats and car body. And the whole process is well documented, I leant a lot. Will add this page to my favorite, as I need to go through all these pictures before I build my next car. Thank you for sharing.
21 September, 10:54
Mr DThe wheel are so realistic 👍👍
Did they use the Rudge wheel...like in the gull-wing??
21 September, 15:53
Landlubber MikeWow, this is incredible! Thank you for sharing your techniques, I learned a lot!
22 September, 02:47
Alexander GrivonevLorraine, you are welcome!
Mr D, I must admit I had to google what "Rudge wheels" are. but it seems to be an own VW/Porsche design that differs from Rudge wheels. USCP sells them separately too.
Landlubber Mike, my pleasure!
22 September, 13:45
Alexander GrivonevBack from a short vacation, the paint has cured. Let's wrap this one up..
3 October, 06:06
Landlubber MikeThank you for showing how you attach the small PE (like name badges) on the body. I'm stuck on a couple of cars at the moment trying to figure out what to do as I was worried about using CA and causing the same issue you had with your grills. I'll have to pick up some of that Micro Liquitape.
11 October, 20:56
Alexander GrivonevThx guys! Mike, CA leaves absolutely no room for error, found this glue to be just perfect for the job.
12 October, 15:35
BozzerI gotta admit, I'm gonna have to get some of that Liquitape. It certainly does the job. I do however, wonder if it lasts? We've all glued bits back on, that have fell off our models, just from age alone? You would have to carefully replace it, so as not to upset the paint?
13 October, 00:20
Alexander GrivonevHey Bozzer, I first used this method on the 964 Carrera 2 I finished earlier this year:
Porsche 964 Carrera 2 *Velvet Red Metallic* | Album by Alex G. (1:24)
The "Carrera" emblem which is a PE part is firmly attached. If I wipe with my finger over it or even pick on it with my fingernail it doesn't move. Seems like the glue solidified over time and the bond became even stronger. My gut feeling tells me not to worry too much about the parts "falling off".
13 October, 07:38
SpanjaardI have a bottle of the product, never actually used it, always thought that it was just PVA glue in a much smaller bottle..... but certainly seems to work in this case
13 October, 09:46
Alexander GrivonevHi Spanjaard, it certainly smells like PVA. Cannot confirm if it is 1:1 the same though
13 October, 10:52
LucLuke BYou have amazing skills. Do you also forge banknotes and passports on the side?
26 October, 06:42
Mr DVois sprung deuche techniques...🤣 As the British Audi TV adds would say 🤣
Wonderful job 👍👍 Artful work well done.
Is this the car James Dean was killed in ??
27 October, 21:31
ICM 1:48
Neulingyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
82 30 June 2022, 05:46
SpanjaardSaw the picture, and I knew it was yours immediately. Another fantastic dio in your collection!
30 June 2022, 06:19
OlivierWhen West meets West in the East...
Very nice window on the international weapon trade.
30 June 2022, 07:07
Robert PodkońskiI am speechless (as always when watching Neuling's dios and photos...). Chapeau bas!
30 June 2022, 14:43
Jean-Michel TilquinOnce again a dynamic reportage from Neuling walking through (recent) history!
30 June 2022, 16:22
NeulingThank you mates! - Olivier and Jean-Michel, I found the reference picture in the booklet "Sword in the sand - U.S. marines in the gulf war" by Tony Engelhart & Pat Foran (Concord Publications Company).
2 July 2022, 06:23
Michael KohlBull´s-eye-hit. Incredible. Insane camo painting on the uniforms. Stunning photography. You hit the nail on the head again.
2 July 2022, 12:17
Björn SvedbergAttention to detail, great execution and photography = excellence! Top job! 👍
2 July 2022, 14:59
AlbertoFantastic. At first I always think I'm looking at a photo of the real thing
3 July 2022, 04:44
Simon NagorsnikYeah 😁 Another beauty from you!
Well done job on the uniforms, a lot of work to paint so much camo patterns on figures 👍
As always: fantastic pics!
3 July 2022, 06:46
MariusI somehow missed this diorama back then. Superb result with genuine and realistic atmosphere!
9 July 2022, 08:00
Mr JamesAgree with hiveloc. That desert camo pattern is so very well done. I'm thinking of the hours spent on this figure alone, not to mention the rest of the masterpiece.
29 October, 17:44
NeulingThanks a lot Mr James, also for the many kind likes. Much appreciated from you. - The American uniform desert camouflage of the 90s was a challenge, but modeller friendly. With the new digital camouflage patterns however I cannot cope. Some trial and error, but no satisfying result yet.
1 November, 10:29
Michael KohlMaybe this technique might work:
Uniform base coat. Then application of the various colors that make up the rest of the pattern with a very stiff brush (cheapest bristle brush) that is dipped perpendicular into a very shallow puddle of color. Stipple off as much color so that you are left with individual dots from each bristle. Then tap the figure.
I used this method for my scale 1:72 canadian soldiers and was quite happy with the overall effect.
1 November, 10:48
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1 November, 10:46
Jim Jyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
17 Görüntüler
Bf 109K-4, Aeronautica Nazionale Repubblicana, March 1945
1:48
proje: Bf 109K-4 ANR
3+ 29 21 October, 21:00
Petr Krepsyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
15 Görüntüler
ERA-3B "Whale" Skywarrior
1:48
I’ve continued with PE parts in main wheel bays and wiring in the left one. I am satisfied with progress, I have never u...
proje: ERA-3B “Whale” Skywarrior
2+ 12 8 October, 16:31
turutabu öğeyi istiyor
F-86F-30 Sabre `U.S. Air Force´ [U.S. Air Force Fighter]
Hasegawa 1:48
07213 (PT13) 2012 Yeni çıkartmalar 1 November, 10:39
Scale Knightyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
30 Görüntüler
Assembly Ships of the Mighty 8th
1:72
B-24 D-165-CO # 42-72869 "Bear Down"
This aircraft served with 93rd Bomb Group in Hardwick after becoming war weary in ...
Scratchbuilt
44 20 October, 10:45
Scale KnightBe patient please. New pictures will be added almost daily. I have an offline life too! And THANK YOU ALL for your encouraging feedback.
21 October, 17:50
William JoelI have to agree with the other comments; this is a great collection. The details of each aircraft provided just enough history to keep me reading each photo. Thanks for sharing.
30 October, 20:54
Scale KnightThank you all once again for your kind comments. We are looking for a new home for this special collection, preferably a museum with a connection to WW2 military history or aviation history. We are already in contact with a small number of museums in the UK but talks are at a very early stage. This would be a straight donation with no strings attached an we would arrange delivery within Europe including the UK but we would need sponsorship for a transport to the US. Any networking connections are more than welcome.
31 October, 22:43
NeulingAmazing collection of top models with interesting stories behind. Thanks for showing/telling!
1 November, 10:19
Gary VictoryWhat a collection. They must look really impressive all together.
Have you reached out to
IWM Duxford - iwm.org.uk/visits/iwm-duxford
Thorpe Abbotts - 100bgmus.org.uk/
They might be able to help in some way to house the collection.
All the best.
1 November, 10:39
Scale Knightyeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
3 Görüntüler
Adlertag
1:32
Supermarine Spitfire Mk.I - 234 "Madas Persendency" Squadron, St. Eval
proje: Adlertag
Scratchbuilt
2 1 November, 03:28
Michael KohlThis is a beautiful kit cast in immaculate resin with nice photoetch parts.
Thank you Snake Models for this special one.
Below I list a few things that caught my attention during the build. Maybe it will make assembly of the model even more enjoyable for others.
Kit and instructions contain some mistakes, some omissions and some queer stuff.
- Parts 7d and 13c were missing in my kit
- the wheels (part 1) actually consist of three parts
- part 6D is already cast onto the engine
- part 23 actually consist of two parts
- the exact location of the PE parts in step A is unclear
- in step A you need three pieces of PE2. The fret gives you alltogether 8 pieces designated PE2. Point is only: two of them have different shapes. Those two resemble the ones in the drawing. Only that the drawing is wrong. You need three of the six with the short lever. Then it works.
- some PE parts are labeled "L" and "R" in the instructions. There is no corresponding lettering on the fret.
- two PE parts designated 43 have different dimensions.
- in step B four PE pieces are labeled PE25 although two have different shapes
- PE31 is not labeled on the fret
- right side gear. PE57 exists in two shapes.
- there are no designated positions for quite a lot of the PE discs, although I feel, they are needed.
- Part 61 is redundant.
For Decals No 5 (two different shapes under the same number), 8, 9 and 10 no locations are indicated in the instructions. Neither did I see any of them in my references on the real vehicle .
Советский Зерноуборочный комбайн СК5 "НИВА" Soviet Combine Harvester SK5 "NIVA"
Snake Model 1:72
SM72010 2021 Yeni araç 1 November, 10:35
bughunteryeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
4 Görüntüler
WIP of a blue-yellow biplane
1:48
I like the result after painting much more then the kit seats
proje: Stearman PT-17 Kaydet
8 31 October, 18:27
bughunterWelcome Robert! Which one you want to take, the yellow or a green one? 😉
Please do not miss the project description, for the _VERY_ important reason for this project!
31 October, 18:55
Ludvík KružíkI'll sit down too. If I'm not mistaken, one green seat is still open. 😉
31 October, 22:40
S Byeni bir fotoalbüm ekledi.
66 Görüntüler
RIAT 23 // Polish Air Force Su-22M4
1:48
I painted some subtle heat stressing to the bare metal panels.
proje: Su-22 Polish AF // Riat 2023
6+ 41 28 July, 11:12
S BThank you very much, Robert, Ben M and CaptGPF!!! I highly appreciate your interest in my project. 👍 Cheers!
11 October, 07:46
S BHello Ben and thank you very much for your supportive comment! 👍 Cheers and best regards from Germany!
15 October, 07:19
Andreas LuxYou have a very good eye for detail! There is a lot of excellent work in there, I am very excited to see what happens next! I love the little shark family 😉
25 October, 23:24
S BThank you very much, Andreas. 😊 It was quite a bit of work so far, but also a lot of fun. I'm enjoying this build very much.
26 October, 10:32
S BThank you very much, gentlemen. I really appreciate your kind comments. 😀 Cheers!
31 October, 08:15
Christopher BodlakLooks incredible which colours did you use for the grey exterior, just getting back into modelling and my first one is going to be polish mig-29UB
1 November, 08:47
S BThank you very much Gorby & Christopher! 🙏
@Christopher: Welcome back to the BEST HOBBY in the world! 😁 The greys are AK Real Colors RC252 Light Ghost Grey and RC251 Dark Ghost Grey. Those colours worked for me. The instructions although said I should use Medium Grey for the darker tone (which would be RC249), but that tone was too dark for me. Maybe another brand's Medium Grey is not that dark!
Best regards!!!
1 November, 10:00
Christopher BodlakThank you for the feedback I will give it a go so keen back into it with a long list of builds to come
1 November, 10:34
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