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Cool bucket Alan. You could half fill it with clear epoxy to resemble water.
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Tomick wrote:Cool bucket Alan. You could half fill it with clear epoxy to resemble water. Thanks Tom, now there's a thought, didn't think of clear epoxy for water...  This bucket was just an experiment, buckets for this era would I believe have been pretty rough looking items and that was what I was trying to achieve.... Think I got there in end... .. Thanks again for looking in... Regards Alan
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Hi Alan great job (buckets in this era would usually have been made of leather)but what the heck!! I like your bucket   Kind regards Mike MWG BUILD DIARIES: HMS VICTORY, SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, SAN FRANCISCO II, HMS HOOD, HMS ENDEAVOUR LONGBOAT, HMS VICTORY X-SECTION, 007 DB5, NISSAN GTR, CUTTY SARK, RB7, AKAGI, BARK HMS ENDEAVOUR, HUMMER H1, MITSUBISHI ZERO.
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MWG wrote:Hi Alan great job (buckets in this era would usually have been made of leather)but what the heck!! I like your bucket Kind regards Mike Thanks Mike, appreciate your kinds comments as always.... Regards Alan
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Finished with my buckets and set aside... These will be added to the deck a little later on.... .. Tomorrow should receive issue 61 which means I can continue with the stern side gallery ornamentation.... .. Happy building all.. Regards Alan Gandale attached the following image(s):
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hi Alan now you're close to the border where the hand is the limit and fine mechanics takes over very nice work. Cheers Jens
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samson wrote:hi Alan now you're close to the border where the hand is the limit and fine mechanics takes over very nice work. Cheers Jens Thanks Jens, they are tiny I admit but even if it was fiddly I did find it fun to do.... .. I must be cracking up..... Regards Alan
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Hi Alan. Your buckets look great.love the powder look. Ian Current builds.Hachettes build the bismark,HMS Victory, HMS Hood.
Finished Builds Corel HMS Victory cross section.
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Eeeh michty me. Fit ye dein, that looks great, it's been a while since I looked in, coming on a treat.
Haud the hannel tae the lum.
Mo
H M S Surprise.
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your build is incredible. Keep up the good work.
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ian smith wrote:Hi Alan.
Your buckets look great.love the powder look. Ian Thanks for looking in Ian and for commenting.... buckets are tiny but found they were fun to do.... Regards Alan
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Mo wrote:.
Eeeh michty me. Fit ye dein, that looks great, it's been a while since I looked in, coming on a treat.
Haud the hannel tae the lum.
Mo
H M S Surprise.
 Auch, dein fine laddie an haudin me ain..... .. Thanks Mo, really nice to hear from you and thanks for the kind comments..... Regards Alan
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neon wrote:your build is incredible. Keep up the good work. Thanks for looking in Neon and for your very positive comment, very much appreciated... .. Will be following your build closely and will help wherever I can, just ask..... .. Thanks again... Regards Alan
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Hi, finished painting the stern ornamentation contained in issue 61, hoping to have this fitted tomorrow.... Gandale attached the following image(s):
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Had a bit more fun and had a go at painting my very first figurine.... Found the scale very small and am sure I will get better with practice but feel happy with to have the first one done.... .. Have to think of a way of getting some of the facial features perfected but at this scale its not going to be easy....  .. Here's the pics, warts and all..... Happy building all.. Regards Alan Gandale attached the following image(s):
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Hi Alan nice work on the bling, as for figure painting your doing ok with practice as in all things they will get better I usaly find that the smaller the figure less is best or don't try to add to much detail. Hope this helps and dousnt hinder regards Andy Current builds:-C57,Zero, Lamborghini Countach, Caldercraft HMS Agamemnon,Robi,R2-D2, MFH Cobra .
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arpurchase wrote: Hi Alan nice work on the bling, as for figure painting your doing ok with practice as in all things they will get better I usaly find that the smaller the figure less is best or don't try to add to much detail. Hope this helps and dousnt hinder regards Andy Thanks Andy, appreciate the advice... For a first attempt I'd give myself around 4 out of 10 and as in all things we all have to start somewhere... Loved the experience of it though..... Thanks again Regards Alan
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Hi Alan, very nice work, the figure looks great - with 1/72 figures or smaller I generally don't attempt to paint any facial features, a flesh wash usually brings out enough detail to look good. Steve
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stevie_o wrote:Hi Alan, very nice work, the figure looks great - with 1/72 figures or smaller I generally don't attempt to paint any facial features, a flesh wash usually brings out enough detail to look good.
Steve Thanks Stevie, some of the detail was fun to do but in reality I found you can hardly see it with the naked eye so yes, lesson learnt, keep it simple.... Thanks again Regards Alan
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Lovely work Alan looking good rgd Martyn Building ?
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