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Tamiya 1/32 Mk XVIe Spitfire
- Thread starter Paulw
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You go Paul!
Paulw
Well-known member
Tamiya 1/32 Mk XVIe Spitfire (finished)
Well, I actually finished something that even looks good to me. Although, I did have some issues with the engine compartments fit but for now I will just sit back and bask in my glow being sinful in self pride a bit. I did have fun and enjoyed the time I took to actually go the distance on this. OK, self adulation is over.
On to my next adventure...
Well, I actually finished something that even looks good to me. Although, I did have some issues with the engine compartments fit but for now I will just sit back and bask in my glow being sinful in self pride a bit. I did have fun and enjoyed the time I took to actually go the distance on this. OK, self adulation is over.
On to my next adventure...
Tamiya 1/32 Mk XVIe Spitfire (finished)
Finished already!?
Looks fantastic Paul well done! :drinks
Well, I actually finished something that even looks good to me. Although, I did have some issues with the engine compartments fit but for now I will just sit back and bask in my glow being sinful in self pride a bit. I did have fun and enjoyed the time I took to actually go the distance on this. OK, self adulation is over.
On to my next adventure...
Finished already!?
Looks fantastic Paul well done! :drinks
Paulw
Well-known member
Paul,
For the speed you built this model in it this has to be one of your best yet. Terrific work.
More pictures of your Spitfire are needed, maybe get one or two outdoors?
Matrixone
I would if I had a set up like yours, Les. As it is I really don't have anyplace that would suffice around here.
Paul,
You don't need anything fancy at all for taking pictures of your models outdoors, below is a sample image of an in-progress model that was taken outdoors with the model set on a large sheet of drawing paper with no backdrop. This picture was taken in the shade on a partly sunny day.
Matrixone
You don't need anything fancy at all for taking pictures of your models outdoors, below is a sample image of an in-progress model that was taken outdoors with the model set on a large sheet of drawing paper with no backdrop. This picture was taken in the shade on a partly sunny day.
Matrixone
