Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Keep up the great work guys!
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All Righty ... What's on the bench today?
- Thread starter panzerace007
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Haven't been on here much in the last little while because of family, the mutt, end of school, summer vacation, work, etc... but I've still been up to modeling when I can.
picked this kit up at a local club meeting a couple months ago and had a go at it for a bit of a distraction from the regular routine as I've been in a bit of a slump lately. Not my usual fair, and the first real car model I've built since i was a kid.
Wanted to do something a little different from the box art (I don't like red cars) so I found a few decals in the spares box.
also, scratched some more roll bars, removed the rear seat and changed it from right hand drive to the proper left hand drive!
only issue I had was a slight deformity in the body and some reaction to two of the white circle decals when I applied the gloss coat
The finished work..
that's cool! Nice job Warren. :dude
Very nice Warren!!!
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Haven't been on here much in the last little while because of family, the mutt, end of school, summer vacation, work, etc... but I've still been up to modeling when I can.
picked this kit up at a local club meeting a couple months ago and had a go at it for a bit of a distraction from the regular routine as I've been in a bit of a slump lately. Not my usual fair, and the first real car model I've built since i was a kid.
Wanted to do something a little different from the box art (I don't like red cars) so I found a few decals in the spares box.
also, scratched some more roll bars, removed the rear seat and changed it from right hand drive to the proper left hand drive!
only issue I had was a slight deformity in the body and some reaction to two of the white circle decals when I applied the gloss coat
The finished work..
A very nice Mini, Mini...
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
I'm so broken on completing anything......... why not start messing up some more kits :facepalm
Let the fun begin
Let the fun begin
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Loosens all the acrylic paint that accumulates even with a thorough cleaning. Has to sit for at least 24 hours.
So drills and trucks... :idonno :idonno
While I research Maltese stone walls, buildings and such, and finalize my vignette plans, I started working on this Alpine figure for my LSSAH Pz III at Kharkov. I am pushing myself to paint more and more figures. Is that self-abuse?
I think they call that improvement with practice John!
I've painted thousands of figures in my 78 years and I'm still learning things about them!
Bob
JSteinman
Master at Arms
I think they call that improvement with practice John!
I've painted thousands of figures in my 78 years and I'm still learning things about them!
Bob
LOL I cannot think of one self-improvement project that didn't feel like punishment!
Only thousands? I was thinking many more than that! :coolio
I think they call that improvement with practice John!
I've painted thousands of figures in my 78 years and I'm still learning things about them!
Bob
LOL I cannot think of one self-improvement project that didn't feel like punishment!
Only thousands? I was thinking many more than that! :coolio
Oh, I forgot to mention the punishment part! Sorry about that!
Yeah, I don't think I have quite reached 10K yet!
Bob
Blackberry and what?
JSteinman
Master at Arms
Cherries
Tankbuilder
Active member
Universal / Bren Carrier progress:
Such an easy little project, I don't suffer from AMS (Advanced Modellers Syndrome - Old F*rts Disease) just now, however if I did, this would be a perfect remedy !
Ian.
Looking great there. If that's the Tamiya kit be aware that the tracks will be really tight and will break after sitting for a while. I leave a gap on my Tamiya Universal Carrier models and hide the gap under the forward track shield.
Chers
