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Italeri Schnellboote Type S-100
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mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Piet, Eric and James.
Piet,
I know what you mean, do I sacrifice the detail of a resin figure without a life jacket for a plastic figure from the Italeri crew.
The detail is not as good with the plastic figure and may still go down the track of adding them.
I don't want to be detailing life jackets on figures, really I don't ...Lol
Michael
Piet,
I know what you mean, do I sacrifice the detail of a resin figure without a life jacket for a plastic figure from the Italeri crew.
The detail is not as good with the plastic figure and may still go down the track of adding them.
I don't want to be detailing life jackets on figures, really I don't ...Lol
Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Piet,
I don't have any materials on hand for casting but will more than likely move back to plastic figures to balance the gun crew out.
Michael
I don't have any materials on hand for casting but will more than likely move back to plastic figures to balance the gun crew out.
Michael
Piet
Well-known member
Not a drop of rubber and resin in/on your nice looking work space 
Anyway the Italeri S-boat crew aren't so bad ,they need new heads and shorter arms..... besides these shortcomings there fine there all wearing thick KM leather uniforms and lifejackets so not to much fine detail to be seen.
Anyway the Italeri S-boat crew aren't so bad ,they need new heads and shorter arms..... besides these shortcomings there fine there all wearing thick KM leather uniforms and lifejackets so not to much fine detail to be seen.
Brokeneagle
Master at Arms
Very nice..........
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Piet and Ian.
Piet, I thought that was me thinking the arms are too long.
I'm looking at using the dudes with the life jackets on the Flak 42 1 behind the shield and the other holding the 37mm rounds.
Still working on it , may have to have a few beers
and think this one over.
Michael
Piet, I thought that was me thinking the arms are too long.
I'm looking at using the dudes with the life jackets on the Flak 42 1 behind the shield and the other holding the 37mm rounds.
Still working on it , may have to have a few beers
and think this one over.Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Hello Again,
Small steps with the build, the torpedo's are now done ready to go on the boat.
Switching between the projects is a good way of change and not losing the incentive on the build.
Base coated in Vellajo Black primer with a combination of colours used with Humbrol, Vellajo and Gunze Mr Hobby colours.
Michael
Small steps with the build, the torpedo's are now done ready to go on the boat.
Switching between the projects is a good way of change and not losing the incentive on the build.
Base coated in Vellajo Black primer with a combination of colours used with Humbrol, Vellajo and Gunze Mr Hobby colours.
Michael
Very effective! 
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks Bob and Barney.
Michael
Michael
mike walsh
Master at Arms
Thanks James and Piet.
Michael
Michael
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