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1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker + Uboot.
- Thread starter Piet
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1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Git'er done then.
You nailed it.
Git'er done then.
You nailed it.
centaur567
Well-known member
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Gary S.
Gary S.
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Outstanding!
Outstanding!
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
:woohoo:
:woohoo:
Piet
Well-known member
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Got hair dryer out to speed up the drying time
This how it looks after a few washes and brush speckling
Big closeup
I leave it as it is ,
It will be weathered more and it will get a nice crust of barnacles .
I have read that they tend to live in shallow and tidal waters and start to appear within a week on boats,
so a nice thick crust it will be .
Got hair dryer out to speed up the drying time
This how it looks after a few washes and brush speckling
Big closeup
I leave it as it is ,
It will be weathered more and it will get a nice crust of barnacles .
I have read that they tend to live in shallow and tidal waters and start to appear within a week on boats,
so a nice thick crust it will be .
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Cheyenne
Moderator
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Maarten , once again fantastic work !!!
As far as rust goes within a week those bulkheads would have a fine patina of rust and be encrusted within a year .
It always amazed me how contractors would install metal outside light fixtures on rich folks homes being built right on the beach .
The contractors would always warn the homeowners that this was not a good idea and that plastic or pvc fixtures would be better .
The homeowners would be outraged because there would be no cheap plastic fixtures anywhere on their multi-million dollar home .
Within a year the fixtures would be rusted hulks dripping down the side of the house ruining the fixture the wiring and the siding .
How do people get to be multi-millionaires and have absolutely no common sense ?
Just some thoughts from someone living on the unforgiving Atlantic Ocean .
Maarten , once again fantastic work !!!
As far as rust goes within a week those bulkheads would have a fine patina of rust and be encrusted within a year .
It always amazed me how contractors would install metal outside light fixtures on rich folks homes being built right on the beach .
The contractors would always warn the homeowners that this was not a good idea and that plastic or pvc fixtures would be better .
The homeowners would be outraged because there would be no cheap plastic fixtures anywhere on their multi-million dollar home .
Within a year the fixtures would be rusted hulks dripping down the side of the house ruining the fixture the wiring and the siding .
How do people get to be multi-millionaires and have absolutely no common sense ?
Just some thoughts from someone living on the unforgiving Atlantic Ocean .
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Piet
Well-known member
1/35 scale, Part of a Uboot bunker
Got 5 liter can of Sigma white acrylic primer from my brother .....he has his own painting business so all non model paint is for free
This is a excellent paint i just thin it with water ,
Mixed several shades of grey by adding vallejo black and some yellow ocher.
to get my concrete shades.
Are you buying paint by the gallon? B)
Got 5 liter can of Sigma white acrylic primer from my brother .....he has his own painting business so all non model paint is for free
This is a excellent paint i just thin it with water ,
Mixed several shades of grey by adding vallejo black and some yellow ocher.
to get my concrete shades.
