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davetwin
#101 Posted : 02 October 2014 22:28:58

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Its been a little while since I have had a chance to spend anytime on this sadly, family and home life seem to just keep getting in the way.

The last few days though I have finished the open 12.7cm guns, the level of cocentration on these due to the parts being tiny and fiddly made it quite tiring. I also done some very small detail painting on various parts, when zooming in with macro they looka bit messy but really dont look that bad in person, damn that macro zoom.







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#102 Posted : 02 October 2014 22:53:01

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Looking good Dave and I know what you mean about feeling tired after working on such small parts.... Stick at it though as you're doing a great job..... Cool Cool

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#103 Posted : 03 October 2014 09:17:05

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That's allot of very small guns good work Dave to get them all doneBigGrin
She is coming along very nicelyThumpUp ThumpUp

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#104 Posted : 03 October 2014 10:21:05

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Dave

Very well done with such small parts.

The brass barrels make all the difference and will look really good when it's all painted up.

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#105 Posted : 03 October 2014 23:04:28

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BigGrin Looking greatCool
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#106 Posted : 04 October 2014 09:46:36

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Alan, Eugene, Tony & Andy

Thanks for stopping by and your comment

I am at that stage now where lots of really small fiddly time consuming bits need doing.

I have just noticed on the picture showing the red painted navigation light that there is a darker grey patch around the outside of the light, this is where it is still wet after touching up, I used to much thinner in the red and it started acting like a wash, oops
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#107 Posted : 08 October 2014 12:25:53

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Still slow going with this at the moment, doing bits here and there time permitting.

One tripple 25mm complete



4 complete, some straightening to do



20 more to go

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#108 Posted : 08 October 2014 12:33:16

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#109 Posted : 08 October 2014 14:23:24

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stevie_o wrote:
Lovely work on a tiny scale Dave, looking goodBigGrin

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Thanks Steve

Its painstakingly slow
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#110 Posted : 08 October 2014 14:26:56

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Fantastic build the detail is superb - well done BigGrin BigGrin
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#111 Posted : 08 October 2014 15:36:34

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riff-raff wrote:
Fantastic build the detail is superb - well done BigGrin BigGrin


Thanks for the nice comments riff-raff Cool
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#112 Posted : 08 October 2014 15:38:56

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Several hours and countless drops later they are all done Cool





This is the back of the turret

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#113 Posted : 08 October 2014 16:42:13

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Patience of a Saint, they look good Cool
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#114 Posted : 08 October 2014 17:13:58

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Tomick wrote:
Patience of a Saint, they look good Cool


Thank Mr T Cool
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#115 Posted : 08 October 2014 17:18:20

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When I last built models many moons ago I never really managed to get the hang of water slide decals.

So after I finished the guns I dug out my test kit and started playing with the declas, a couple ruined but got the hang of it so started on one of the planes. The black cockpit was very tricky as had to fold over the cockpit.

Picture is work in progress which is why it is still wearing a gloss coat, have put aside now to let the microsol dry out will then finish the rest tomorrow Cool Cool

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#116 Posted : 09 October 2014 12:09:57

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2 x E13A "Jake" aircraft all decalled up, just need to leave over night to allow the setting agent to completely dry out then add the final matt varnish

EDIT Since posting the pictures I noticed I missied the white 'marker' lines on the insides of the flats, they have now been added








One to give some sort of scale

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#117 Posted : 09 October 2014 12:30:58

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#118 Posted : 09 October 2014 12:40:16

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stevie_o wrote:
The planes look great and will be perfect once you get the matt on them, are the cockpit frames etch or decals?

Steve


Thanks Steve

The cockpit frames are molded on to the platic, the black s a decal, it was one sheet that you had to gently fold over. The microsol has done a great job of dissolving the carrier film where the frames are. Hope that makes sense

I also noticed I missed the white marker lines on the insides of the floats so they have been added now too
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#119 Posted : 09 October 2014 13:39:08

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Dave

That is some really painstaking effort your putting into this one but the amount of detail is incredible.

Hope all that fine work is not hurting your eyes too much.

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#120 Posted : 09 October 2014 21:42:01

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birdaj2 wrote:
Dave

That is some really painstaking effort your putting into this one but the amount of detail is incredible.

Hope all that fine work is not hurting your eyes too much.



Thanks Tony

Eyes are doing fine at the moment BigGrin, I find a good lamp is the key
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