phantom II
Master at Arms
Looking very nice Alex . Having the right cement makes a lot of difference 
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
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WIldcat vs Val in 1/72
- Thread starter Flyingbabydoc
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Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Hello Everyone
I hope you all have had a good weekend! :drinks
So this is the progress. Firstly, the office is ready:
Then I decided to tackle the seam lines (Christian this is for you):
Again I used the bone wax. It got the job done, the excess could be easily removed by scrubbing the surface:
After the scrubbing, the metal primer is added. All in all better than before, me thinks!
Cheers everyone
Alex
I hope you all have had a good weekend! :drinks
So this is the progress. Firstly, the office is ready:
Then I decided to tackle the seam lines (Christian this is for you):
Again I used the bone wax. It got the job done, the excess could be easily removed by scrubbing the surface:
After the scrubbing, the metal primer is added. All in all better than before, me thinks!
Cheers everyone
Alex
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Hello Everyone
I hope you all have had a good weekend! :drinks
So this is the progress. Firstly, the office is ready:
Then I decided to tackle the seam lines (Christian this is for you):
Again I used the bone wax. It got the job done, the excess could be easily removed by scrubbing the surface:
After the scrubbing, the metal primer is added. All in all better than before, me thinks!
Cheers everyone
Alex
I hope you all have had a good weekend! :drinks
So this is the progress. Firstly, the office is ready:
Then I decided to tackle the seam lines (Christian this is for you):
Again I used the bone wax. It got the job done, the excess could be easily removed by scrubbing the surface:
After the scrubbing, the metal primer is added. All in all better than before, me thinks!
Cheers everyone
Alex
phantom II
Master at Arms
Dully noted Alex but the observation was meant for your benefit
That is all looking much better and the office looks quite nice
Cheers, Christian B)
That is all looking much better and the office looks quite nice
Cheers, Christian B)
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Thanks Christian!
I know it was for my benefit - and that is why I am very thankful! I had not even consider it before. So thanks to you and all other friends here I am improving bit by bit.
Cheers!
I know it was for my benefit - and that is why I am very thankful! I had not even consider it before. So thanks to you and all other friends here I am improving bit by bit.
Cheers!
phantom II
Master at Arms
That's all we can do is a step at a time. :laugh:
I think you are improving very fast . Keep up the good work.
Cheers, Christian B)
I think you are improving very fast . Keep up the good work.
Cheers, Christian B)
Duke Maddog
Well-known member
Great job Alex! This is coming along nicely.
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
It's getting there...
Cheers
Alex
Cheers
Alex
phantom II
Master at Arms
Very nice . I can definitely see improvements in several areas
Cheers, Christian B)
Cheers, Christian B)
Flyingbabydoc
Well-known member
Hello dear friends.
SO the Val is ready. I tried something a bit unusual, a technique that is supposed to simulate the dirt being washed away by carrier operation and/or rain. I read it on Wings Master, not sure if it worked out but at least it was fun to try.
I could not use the Acrylic colours here so I had to use a Whiteensignmodel Enamel; got a bit too thick but again I am pleased with the result.
The Val is far from good, but still better than before (maybe again too dirty). I learn a lot in each airplane, so it is all worth it.
Next week I will begin the Wildcat. What do you prefer: extend or retracted wings???
Cheers and nice weekend everyone!
Alex
SO the Val is ready. I tried something a bit unusual, a technique that is supposed to simulate the dirt being washed away by carrier operation and/or rain. I read it on Wings Master, not sure if it worked out but at least it was fun to try.
I could not use the Acrylic colours here so I had to use a Whiteensignmodel Enamel; got a bit too thick but again I am pleased with the result.
The Val is far from good, but still better than before (maybe again too dirty). I learn a lot in each airplane, so it is all worth it.
Next week I will begin the Wildcat. What do you prefer: extend or retracted wings???
Cheers and nice weekend everyone!
Alex
Heavens Eagle
Well-known member
Looking good Alex. Appears to be a ribbon to me.
phantom II
Master at Arms
Once again I can see improvements . That's exactly how skills are refined .
Good for you to try new things
Cheers, Christian B)
Good for you to try new things
Cheers, Christian B)
